INDIENOXZINE is an independent digital journal exploring music, culture and emerging artists through an analytical and scene-driven lens. My work focuses on authenticity, cultural context and the evolving dynamics of independent music. By combining narrative depth with research-based analysis, I aim to connect artistic expression, audience perception and the broader cultural environment in which music exists. With an academic background in Musicology and Philosophy, my editorial approach bridges aesthetics, cultural theory and contemporary music practice. As an active musician and independent artist, I bring an insider’s perspective on creative processes, performance dynamics and the emotional realities behind songwriting.