Jam in the Stream

Dish Pit Violet, a transgender artist from Saint Paul, released a catchy single “Nobody’s Better” last week, and it’s got both an important message and the funk (Click to the full story for the full video).

You should check out the music video for this catchy tune that is saying something that shouldn’t need to be said in America in 2025 but most definitely does need to be said thanks to the backwards turns this country has made lately.

Read Jam in the Stream’s review of Witchcraft, the sophomore LP of London-based Muthi.

Mcbaise/McBess’s latest single, “Moon,” is the psychedelic elixir this crazy world needs right now. It’s the fourth single of the forthcoming LP, Wrongderful, due Nov. 7. Read about what makes this song one you should turn the volume all way up while smoking a joint.

Jam in the Stream reviews the latest animated music video from Mcbess/mcbaise, the French psychedelic illustrator/musician. “Alice,” which was released May 23 is the second single he’s released off his upcoming and fourth LP.

A review of Buffalo Galaxy’s first live album, Don’t Pet The Fluffy Cows — Live: Volume One

Jam in the Stream follows up on his longer piece about London psych pop artist Muthi, who dropped the single, “This Could Be It,” on March 7. But there’s more, including the release of song-themed incense sticks, his thoughts on the song “Power Boat,” and word of a music video from Mcbaise.

Read our review of Confucisaurus’ EP Fight The Batman 4 U, with links to the songs and some comments from the band’s guitarist Bryce Tuitt.

Minneapolis-based Mae Simpson released “Cap Guns,” the first song off their upcoming album. Guitarist Jorgen Wadkins chatted with Jam in the Stream about the single, and the band’s upcoming album, which was produced by saxophonist Brian “Snowman” Powers.