The Return to Real: Why Supporting Indie Music Matters More Than Ever by Moredopemusic

There’s something happening in independent music right now that feels impossible to fake.

Elijah Cruise Releases “Black / White,” a Dark Love Song Rooted in Early 2010s Alternative Music by Moredopemusic

Nashville alternative artist Elijah Cruise returns with “Black / White,” a dark and romantic new song accompanied by an intimate live performance video filmed at Madison Records in Atlanta, GA.

The $15 Ticket Revolution by Moredopemusic

There was a time when the dream of seeing your favorite band meant fighting Ticketmaster queues, paying $18 for parking, and wondering whether you’ll be close enough to actually recognize the artist.

Atticus Roness: Chasing Timeless Rock 'N' Roll by Moredopemusic

The Atlanta songwriter discusses the inspiration behind "Wives Tale," the making of Rock 'N' Roll Hit Parade, and why great songs never go out of style.

Industrial pop and gothic glamour collide in the world of OUDi, the Nashville-by-way-of-Toronto artist turning heartbreak into cinematic anthems. by Moredopemusic

Following the release of her March 2026 single “Only Tattoo,” OUDi is preparing to hit the road for her upcoming Empathy for Hire Tour — a run of dates that continues building momentum.

August Is Stacked: Moredopemusic Continues Building the Indie Scene Across the Southeast and Beyond by Moredopemusic

From Atlanta to Nashville, Asheville to Oklahoma City, August is shaping up to be one of Moredopemusic's busiest months yet.

Aaron Rizzo Turns NONSTOP DEATHMATCH Into a Full-Blown Live Experience by Moredopemusic

The New DIY Economy of Indie Music by Moredopemusic

For a long time, the music industry sold artists one version of success. Get signed. Get backed by a label. Hope somebody with money believes in you enough to push your music into the world.

3 Indie Acts That Should Be Playing Bigger Rooms by Moredopemusic

If you’re lucky enough to catch them in a smaller room, don’t take it for granted. The window where great bands are still this accessible never stays open forever.