Boston based singer-songwriter Dylan Rockoff has just released his brand new song today titled "Come Over". The track shows a musical evolution that is leaps and bounds ahead of his prior material, and sees him getting more personal and direct within the context of the lyrics. His style is a mostly acoustic affair, but with more of a R&B styled flare that allows him to connect with the listener on a much more personal and potent affair that will really have audience members s

Boston indies Arms and Ears make their triumphant return with their brand spanking new single just released this morning titled "Bamboo". The high energy, melodic explosions heard will definitely jolt you out of the winter doldrums and gear you for the warmer weather hopefully coming around the corner. Frontman Rocco D'Angelo has a very easy going way about him, and he brings that overwhelming positivity with him when you meet in person, and also on stage that really makes yo

Proud to debut the latest from Boston based indie shoegazer The Northeastern Railroads called "Wet Streets Before Dawn". The song has a mellow, downtempo complexion to it that really grabs your attention after the first few seconds of playing, and just amplifies in intensity as the song progresses. The brainchild of Tony Moureilles, The Northeastern Railroads cuts right to the core of the emotional essence of indie rock with strong emotional reflection, and knowing what's com

Have a premiere to bring you into the weekend directly from Boston's own Abadabad who are releasing their brand new single today titled "10 Fingers", the first cut off their brand new album Touch The Feel that will be released in March. The song is utter gloriousness at its finest, and signals the band's return with a downtempo effort that features scores of indie elements transposed upon frontman Jeremy Lee Given's mysterious and otherworldly vocals. I remember when I first

Brooklyn based indie rockers The Attic Ends have just released their brand new single today titled, "They'll All Say No". The song has an upbeat, dance like atmosphere coupled with the band's articulate musicality that runs rampant the moment the song begins playing. Right when I heard it, I couldn't help but to dance uncontrollably in my seat, and really hints at the slight change of direction the band are taking this time around. The band have been featured on the site befo

Proud to premiere the latest tune from Boston based collective The Off Chance exclusively right here on MusicBoxPete on this Patriots Day simply titled "Boston". The song is a symphonic love song to the city that the trio call home, with references to many of the cities landmarks including Logan Airport and Fenway Park to name a few, along with an incredible melody that immediately puts the song in perspective to many of you reading like myself who called this beloved city th

Boston based collective The Relevant Elephants have just premiered a brand new song today via Performer Magazine called "Rock N Roll Band" that you can listen to here. The band teased the announcement on their Twitter feed a few days ago, and already it has generated much enthusiasm and excitement among members of their ever growing legion of fans. The guys have been an almost near constant presence on the site over the last couple of years, going back to when I first saw the

Starting off your Wednesday with another entry in my ongoing Berklee premiere live video series! Today, we feature an emerging artist straight out of The Bahamas called Selah Poitier. Selah has a funky, fresh blend of reggae infused jams that run the gamut across the whole musical spectrum to incorporate elements of jazz fusion, and even some classical sprinked about throughout the musical makeup to create something truly unique and groundbreaking. On this track titled "I've

Fresh out of Long Island, Gnarly Karma exclusively premiere their latest track here on MusicBoxPete titled "Open Up (Let Yourself Go)". The band are known for having a breezy, groove laden sound that is omnipresent throughout, and coupled with the exquisite sax work of Billy Hanley, their sound is given a very musically eclectic feel that speaks to mind about the diversity of these gents. I loved these guys when I first heard them, and was largely curious as to where their so