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. The Gary Randman Project ©️ 2026 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:

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

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DeBolt opens up about learning production from an early age, becoming a songwriter through experience, using AI-assisted vocals as a creative tool, and building the nostalgic world behind SINCE 92. Debolt ©️ 2026 GHR: What inspired you to start writing music? DEBOLT: Music has been part of my life for a long time, but writing songs came later. I started producing when I was around ten or eleven years old, working in FL Studio and learning everything on my own. Production was

Spinning Mercury’s “Brand New” pairs melodic 2000s indie-rock instincts with darker gothic textures, turning disconnection, repetition and altered perception into something strangely immediate...indeed "Brand New". Spinning Mercury 2026 © There is a particular kind of alternative-rock song that makes its intentions clear before the listener has had much time to interrogate them: a guitar progression arrives, a vocal melody settles naturally into place, and within a few measur

Powered by guitars, a relentless four-on-the-floor pulse, and an impressive vocal range, Maurice Brown Jr. delivers a radio-ready record built to move. Maurice Brown Jr ©️ 2026 Maurice Brown Jr. comes into “1000 Miles” with the kind of confidence that makes a pop record immediately feel finished. Bright, energetic, and remarkably radio-ready, the single balances emotional rejection with an arrangement that refuses to sit still, turning a song about wanting someone who no long

With bright tropical guitar, driving percussion and a warm, straightforward vocal, Steven Zigward turns “Hello” into an upbeat rush of movement, optimism and human connection. Steven Zigward © 2026 Steven Zigward’s “Hello” doesn’t waste much time standing still. From the opening moments, the track is built around movement: upbeat drums, strong kicks, bright handclaps and a warm guitar line that carries an almost tropical character. There’s a looseness to the instrumentation,

DeBolt turns late-night infatuation, modern romance production into an irresistibly playful confession about the kind of smile that makes common sense disappear. Debolt ©️ 2026 There are crushes, and then there are the ones that completely dismantle your ability to act normal. DeBolt captures the latter on “Her Smile Is Criminal,” a playful, late-night love song built around that dangerously familiar moment when one person enters the room and suddenly everything else becomes

Goathead sits down with TK Tha Product to talk about his early influences, returning to music, performing live, songwriting, and the experiences shaping his next chapter as an artist. TK Tha Product © 2026 GHR: Great to have you here. What inspired you to start writing music? TK Tha Product: I started writing music when I was 16 years old and at the time I was very influenced by hip hop music. I identified with artists like Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Bone Thugs, Tupac, and a bu

MONET.SUN opens up about Caribbean rhythm, Black-British identity, emotional honesty, and building a creative world that helps people feel more alive. MonetSun©️2026 GHR: Hi Monet, pleasure to have you here. Your music feels atmospheric, emotionally honest, and deeply personal. What first inspired you to start making music? MONET.SUN: Thanks for having me. Music was one of the first places where I felt understood without having to explain myself. I grew up very observant and

Blending pop, hip-hop, and guitar-driven rock, IANVX turns a deeply personal battle with inner turmoil into a raw statement of survival. IANVX © 2026 IANVX — short for I Am Never Valued — dives directly into the uneasy space between psychological collapse and survival on his new single, “Losing It.” Blending pop, hip-hop, and rock, the track pairs confessional writing with guitar-driven production, giving the song enough melodic weight to feel immediate without softening its

A smoky R&B-blues ballad with warm Rhodes textures and 70s New York soul, “My Own Company” lets Bolinder’s voice shine as she chooses strength, solitude, and self-worth. Sophia Bolinder ©️ 2026 Sophia Bolinder’s “My Own Company” is a smoky R&B blues ballad that carries the elegance of a late-night room and the confidence of someone finally choosing herself. Built around a warm Rhodes-like feel, the track recalls the atmosphere of New York in the 70s: intimate, soulful, slight

The artist behind VOLK discusses hearing melodies in unexpected places, using technology to shape his sound, the energy of a packed dance floor, and the evolution of his forthcoming project, VOLK D’va VOLK © 2026 Today we have the pleasure to have VOLK (MM) here on Goathead. GHR: What inspired you to write music? VOLK (MM): What inspired me to write music? I've always loved music, many times moved to tears by it. I would write songs in my head. I would even play them on guita

Rock, darkwave, dubstep, and sci-fi collide inside a cinematic science-fiction requiem about artificial consciousness, sacrifice, and the desperate need to preserve something beautiful after humanity is gone. CMD.EXE © 2026 There are plenty of songs about the end of the world. Far fewer are interested in what happens afterward—or in the machine left behind to remember it. CMD.EXE’s “Red Giant Protocol” approaches extinction from an unexpectedly intimate angle. Earth is dying

Vibey vocals, explosive drums, and flashes of electric guitar transform a late-night interstate confession into a powerful modern pop-rock anthem. PUBS © 2026 There is something uniquely cinematic about a song built around driving at night. The passing lights, empty stretches of highway, unanswered messages, and hours spent trapped inside one’s own thoughts naturally create the perfect setting for emotional songwriting. This track captures that atmosphere immediately,

The Chicago emcee delivers a confident, self-produced anthem driven by dense flows, commanding delivery, and a relentless grind mentality, proving that the real shine comes from perseverance as much as success. TK Tha Product ©️ 2026 There are records that revolve around luxury, and then there are records that use luxury as a symbol of perseverance. On “Iced Out,” Chicago rapper TK Tha Product lands much closer to the latter. While the title immediately suggests jewelry, diam

Ahead of the release of DOZE, Ted Vendramin opens up about healing through songwriting, working with producer Nicolas Getzrow, and creating his most honest album to date. tV © 2026 GHR: Hey Ted, great to see you here. What inspired you to start writing music? TV: It's not a matter of inspiration for me, it's a matter of survival. Music has saved my life. Songs that knew exactly how I felt at that time, or even explained what I was going through. I always wrote what I felt, wh