In an exclusive interview with GH, Fair Game reflects on the personal experiences that shaped his songwriting, the power of music to move people both physically and emotionally, and his upcoming seven-track EP, arriving November 20, 2026. Fair Game ©️ 2026 GH: Hi Fair Game, very great to have you here. What inspired you to start writing music? Fair Game: Thanks for having having me. Music has been a part of my life since I was a child. My father was a singer in a couple of b

Goathead Expands Its Legacy With Second Annual Awards and Historic Museum Integration. Goathead Awards 2026 GOATHEAD has announced the return of the Goathead Awards for December 2026, marking the second year of its annual recognition program and a significant new chapter in the company’s history. For the first time, the Goathead Museum in GravePark and Goathead Awards will come together as one integrated , connecting the recognition of artistic excellence with the preservatio

A self-titled debut steeped in Laurel Canyon warmth, New Orleans soul, New York groove, and the dusty romance of the open road. Fresh Horses ©️2026 There are albums that demand your attention, and then there are albums that quietly settle into your life. Fresh Horses belongs firmly in the second category. The debut release from Fresh Horses, the collaboration between songwriter, guitarist, producer, and mixer Roderick Hohl and singer-songwriter Scott McCord, arrives with litt

On his 16-track album Auteur Theory, CARDALE turns the spotlight inward, confronting the uncomfortable relationship between commercial success, artistic integrity, and the responsibility of having something meaningful to say. CARDALE ©️ 2026 There is a particular kind of vulnerability that emerges when an artist stops performing confidence and begins questioning the reasons behind the performance itself. For CARDALE, that moment arrives on “Conflicted Interlude,” the eighth t

Players can collect vinyl records, progress through GravePark, and unlock an exclusive music experience upon reaching the game's final level. LOS ANGELES, California — October 26, 2026 GOATHEAD announces JUKEBOX, a new interactive music experience within Goathead's GravePark, the company's recently launched horror-comedy mobile game available on iOS and Android. JUKEBOX expands GravePark's gameplay by introducing a music-driven reward system that connects exploration, collect

LOS ANGELES, 26 Oktober 2026 — Aktris, penyanyi, dan figur hiburan Indonesia, Sarah Azhari, resmi memasuki dunia industri game internasional melalui keterlibatannya dalam Goathead’s GravePark, sebuah game mobile terbaru yang dikembangkan oleh perusahaan hiburan berbasis di Los Angeles, Amerika Serikat. Dalam proyek tersebut, Sarah diperkenalkan sebagai The Oracle, karakter misterius yang menjadi bagian dari dunia supernatural GravePark. Kehadirannya menandai perkembangan baru

Sarah Azhari As The Oracle © 2026 GOATHEAD Goathead officially unveils Indonesian actress, singer, and television personality Sarah Azhari as The Oracle, a mysterious character featured in its newly released mobile game, GravePark. With a career spanning film, television, and music, Azhari has remained a recognizable name in Indonesian entertainment. From her appearance in the Cannes-screened film Daun di Atas Bantal to her musical releases Dance to Survive and Near or Far, t

Now available on iOS and Android, GravePark introduces a music-driven horror-comedy universe featuring original characters, cinematic environments, and an expanding interactive world. LOS ANGELES, California — October 26, 2026 — GOATHEAD announces the official launch of Goathead's GravePark, a new interactive entertainment experience available for free on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Developed as part of GOATHEAD's expanding media and entertainment operations, GravePa

From family shopping trips to coffee-fueled comedy, the Coastal Americana songwriter finds humor, heart, and inspiration in the everyday moments that shape his music. MATTHEW CARLEY © 2026 For country songwriter Matthew Carley, inspiration doesn't always come from life's biggest moments. Sometimes, it's a family shopping trip, a cup of coffee without a lid, or an ordinary conversation around the dinner table. Blending humor, family, faith, and everyday observations into a sou

From Renaissance tyrants to digital empires, Lil Skeleton dissects humanity’s addiction to power, its worship of self-importance, and the delusion that today’s kings, celebrities, and self-appointed gods will outlive the ruins of those who came before them. Lil Skeleton ©️ 2026 GOATHEAD announces the release of Dance With the Dead, the latest single from Lil Skeleton, an atmospheric journey through Renaissance Italy that draws unsettling parallels between the ambitions of hi

ERTANI pairs radio-ready pop, guitar-driven melodies, and contrasting male and female vocals with an intimate exploration of love, emotional dependency, and the struggle to preserve individuality in a relationship. ERTANI © 2026 Love is often romanticized as the experience of finding another person who makes everything else disappear. Time becomes irrelevant, the outside world loses its significance, and the boundaries separating two individuals begin to dissolve. It's an app

An exploration of emotional exhaustion, self-worth, and the moment when reclaiming your life becomes more important than explaining yourself. Laney Sanace ©️ 2026 There comes a point when emotional resilience stops being about how much pain someone can endure and starts becoming a question of why they have been enduring it in the first place. On her single “Hollowing Out the Light,” independent pop artist Laney Sanace explores that realization through a personal confrontation

Blending blues, country, and gospel-inspired delivery, Jyes turns heartbreak into a reflection on freedom, emotional exhaustion, and the unexpected peace of letting go. Jyes ©️ 2026 There is something quietly rebellious about a song called “No Goals.” In a world obsessed with ambition, achievement, and becoming a better version of ourselves, Jyes considers an alternative: what happens when you stop trying to become anything at all? On “No Goals,” the artist explores the emoti

From childhood melodies to Beneath the Real, Limit State opens up about songwriting, live connection, creative rebirth and what comes next. Limit State ©️ 2026 GHR: What inspired you to start writing music? LS: When I was a little kid playing with toys, I was already humming soundtracks to whatever was happening. I’ve always expressed myself musically, and I’ve always been involved in multiple art forms. I love acting and illustration. I do the artwork for Limit State, and I’

The smooth-jazz instrumental pairs romantic soprano saxophone with a modern AI-hybrid production approach, keeping melody and human performance firmly at its center. Teddy G ©️ 2026 There is something deliberately timeless about Teddy G’s “Forever Begins.” Built around the warmth and expressive phrasing of his soprano saxophone, the instrumental moves with the confidence of classic smooth jazz while embracing a modern production process behind the scenes. Taken from Teddy G’s

After years of writing songs alongside a career in software development, Gary Randman is bringing those songs to life through a collaborative project built around memorable melodies, relatable stories, and visual storytelling. Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Gary Randman, songwriter and creator of The Gary Randman Project, about his path from a longtime passion for writing songs to creating Hello World, the Project's first EP. GHR: Gary, great to have you here. Wh

A defiant rock statement about rebuilding from nothing, reclaiming momentum, and turning frustration into fuel. Kunzel © 2026 A comeback song only works if it sounds like it has been earned. KUNZEL’s “Let It Burn” does not begin from the top of the mountain. It starts closer to the floor, with empty pockets, a bruised sense of luck, and a voice trying to talk itself back into motion. That is what gives the track its charge. The song does not treat recovery as a clean, inspira

Limit State let atmosphere, progressive guitar work and patient dynamics speak for themselves on the instrumental closing track “Eleos.” Limit State ©️2026 There are records that explain themselves through language, and then there are records that let harmony do the talking. On “Eleos,” Limit State choose the latter, with an instrumental rock piece built around atmosphere, movement and the slow emotional pull of its chord progression. From its opening passages, the track carr

Sparse, romantic and quietly devastating, “x gente como tú” turns heartbreak into something that feels less like a performance and more like a memory you cannot quite shake from your existence. MiSHNRZ ©️ 2026 There is a certain kind of breakup song that does not need a wall of instruments or some dramatic final explosion to make its point. Most sad songs tend to over-do it. “x gente como tú” by MiSHNRZ understands that. The production is sparse from the beginning, built arou

Jay Jovian races through blood, substance use, guilt and California heat on an 80s-inspired rock single built like a nightmare you cannot outrun. Jay Jovian ©️ 2026 There is something immediately unsettling about the opening of Jay Jovian’s “White Lines.” It feels like waking up inside the same recurring nightmare for the hundredth time: a memory, a mirage, an incident you cannot completely reconstruct, or perhaps just a metaphor for those periods of our lives we would rather