I love "Mosaic" by The ZOAHR, especially "Red Tide" for its guitar. It's an album that feels both new and familiar.

The Bathroom Groovy Stuff might not be famous, but their song ".357 Pal" has become a favorite for its soul-stirring dirty blues sound.

"Salt the Earth" from "TRE" has been a profound experience, illustrating the band's mastery of storytelling through music. The Devil and the Almighty Blues continue to be a beacon of soulful rock, eagerly awaited for their next chapter.

"Thistle" from Year of October's "Keep on Fighting" became a personal anthem, its message resonating deeply within me. This album is a powerful narrative of resilience, capturing the essence of what it means to stand up and keep moving forward.

Red Spektor's "3" has become a significant part of my musical journey, offering both solace and inspiration. Through tracks like "Apple Tree", they've shown their ability to connect deeply with their audience, reminding us of the power of sincere music.

"Kickin" from Sea Mouse's "Tropical Fish" became my obsession, a song I played on repeat for months. This album is a testament to what music can be when it's made with heart and not just for the charts.