Louie Bee’s Underground
Louie Bee’s Underground
No mainstream pop, no corporate suits—just heavy riffs and raw independent art. Host Louie Bee brings the grit and energy of NYC to the airwaves, streaming the absolute best independent rock and metal music videos from around the globe. Discover your next favorite band, hang with a community of true metalheads, and see the incredible visuals keeping the scene alive. Turn it up.
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Oct. 5, 2026

Ep. 4: Live Survival Sessions & Exclusive Interviews

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I'm running on fumes after surviving back-to-back concerts, but we've got an absolutely massive episode packed with raw, independent rock and metal.

We kick things off with some serious modern rock energy from Major Moment and their track "Promises". Then, we dive directly into Exclusive Interview #1 with NYNELIVES, discussing the intense, real-life emotion behind their track "What Have I Become" and the live premiere of their song "Parasite". Later in the show, we feature the heavy soundscapes of Blank Era with their tracks "Barely Alive" and "Sick of Feeling," before catching up with The Uncrtn for Exclusive Interview #2 and spinning their wild Rihanna cover.

Support the global underground—check out the bands, follow their socials, and get out to a local show!

🎧 Episode Segments & Featured Tracks

  • Intro: Surviving Back-to-Back Concerts

  • Major Moment – "Promises"

  • Exclusive Interview #1: NYNELIVES

  • NYNELIVES – "What Have I Become"

  • Blank Era – "Barely Alive"

  • Blank Era – "Sick Of Feeling"

  • Exclusive Interview #2: The Uncrtn

  • The Uncrtn – "Where Have You Been" (Rihanna Cover)

🎸 Featured Bands & Links

Major Moment

NYNELIVES

Blank Era

The Uncrtn

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Nynelives

NYNELIVES is an independent, Latinx female-fronted metalcore and alternative rock band based in New York City. Founded by Jordan Nayir and debuting in mid-2025, this BIPOC group brings a fierce, high-energy presence to the underground heavy music scene. Their signature sound blends aggressive alternative metalcore and post-hardcore with driving, modern nu-metal influences. The name "NYNELIVES" reflects the project's core philosophy of overcoming adversity, finding the courage to pursue your best self, and standing firmly for what you believe in.

Since their inception, NYNELIVES has steadily built momentum through a growing catalog of hard-hitting singles and official music videos. Their discography features standout tracks like "Hazard Signs," "What Have I Become," "Armor of Fire," "Saturate," and "Losing Game," which includes a collaboration with Nathanael Pulley. Through their relentless independent hustle and powerful releases, the band continues to carve out their own unique space in the modern metalcore landscape.

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The Uncrtn

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The Uncrtn is a dynamic musical project driven by the creative synergy of Sonia Rose and Tyler. Combining evocative songwriting with atmospheric production, the duo crafts a distinct sound that blends vulnerable storytelling with genre-bending instrumentation.

With Sonia Rose delivering captivating vocals and poignant lyrics alongside Tyler’s innovative multi-instrumental backing and production, The Uncrtn explores the beauty of life's unpredictable moments. Together, they create an immersive sonic experience that feels both intimately raw and cinematic.