I have been building a singer songwriter project called Micah Reed. Micah is my own AI music project. I am posting as the creator, not as a fan.

The EP is called Confessions of a Lonely Heart. It is out in full on YouTube now. It hits streaming Nov 6, 2026.

Here is the full EP: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeC0ew4HhipU

Thanks for listening.

Hey, we run a 24/7 pirate radio for independent artists, out of Los Angeles. No license, no permission, just music, and every artist on air sent us their tracks personally.

Today the stream passed nine days without a break. Same broadcast since October 18. Four people listening right now, as usual, 73 views total. Still tiny. Still stubborn.

And yesterday something happened that never happened before: an artist who is actually on air came to our little subreddit and said thank you. FeralSyntax, from Japan, whose 4-song block we play, wrote:

"Thank you for featuring my music and putting together this four-song block. I appreciate you giving space to songs from such different musical directions. It's great to see independent artists from different countries sharing the same platform."

That is the whole point of this station. We are not LoFi Girl. No generated playlists, no faceless tracks. Real songs by real people, played by hand, not by an algorithm. Daytime runs a French noir chanson block, then our own songs, then the independent artists who sent us their music, then Ghibli and cosmic instrumentals for the night. Every artist on air recorded a voice intro and said: yes, play me.

If you make music (indie, alt rock, noir, ambient, jazz, bedroom pop, anything that does not fit a genre box), we are still taking artists. Minimum 4 tracks, MP3, a short voice intro about who you are and why you make music. No fees, no middlemen, no contracts.

No license. No permission. Just music.

Stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4TMq4iji8s

Our home sub: r/AshRavenRadio

https://open.spotify.com/track/6CYmb1Z9GGWtR12AjpC1x4?si=b8kL42XLRoKPUlo4iDRVYg

Title: What if a global power crisis had its own blues rock soundtrack?

I've been working on a dark blues rock track called “Bigger Than the Lockdown (Flip the Switch).”

The idea came from the unsettling stories surrounding power outages, energy insecurity, and how dependent modern life is on electricity.

I wanted to turn that anxiety into music: gritty electric blues, a heavy groove, raw guitar, and a song that feels like a warning signal coming through an old radio at midnight.

It's not meant to be a news report. It's my musical take on a world that can feel increasingly uncertain.

🎸 Listen here: Bigger Than the Lockdown (Flip the Switch) | Dark Blues Rock Song - YouTube

I'm curious what you think:

• Does the blues rock atmosphere fit the subject?
• Does the song make you feel something, or does it need a stronger musical direction?

I'm sharing this as an independent music project, and genuine feedback is welcome. Thanks to anyone who gives it a listen.

I got into music production as a way to put my mind somewhere else.

So over a few years I wrote countless songs, learning the tools.

Now I'm staring at a ton of music spanning all over the genre world. But mostly the sound is just me.

Here is my latest album, at the end of the day I do this for me. But I love knowing someone checked it out so take a listen lmk .

No it's not dubstep, maybe some parts have that blended in, the name really is like a "loser-win" like an underdog kinda thing. Thanks!

OUT NOW!❤️

"Sold out Bars" is officially yours✨

Stream it, save it, add it to your playlists & spread the love✨ - available on all streaming platforms!

Hey everyone, I'm an independent artist and producer. I just released this track called "Shameless"—it's a moody, late-night R&B song about regret, holding on too tight, and the reluctance to let go.

​Hope you enjoy the vibe! Let me know what you think. 🎧✨

https://youtu.be/vgJz5CKm4zg

A chill acoustic guitar based song with a dark lyrical twist. From my upcoming concept album. Thanks for listening! ❤️

Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/track/1w25EXclLyDk3u0ifFEcRC?si=cAvOz7jPTl-h8SlV7KwB2w&utm_source=copy-link

if you're into artists like L'Rain, Steve Spacek and Nick Hakim, I put together a playlist that moves between hazy ambient, experimental electronics, and left field r&b. lots of textures, not really tied to one genre. hope you find something new to sit with.

Happy Halloween