New Tracks

McNeil Johnwood – “Scarecrow” + “Magical”

Memphis-based artist McNeil Johnwood showcases compelling folk songwriting on two recent track releases, on different sides of the tonal spectrum. “Scarecrow” delivers a fiery political commentary, while “Magical” is a sweetly romantic

Abby Webster – “Calliope” + “Sea Goat”

Two new singles from Montana-based singer/songwriter Abby Webster, “Calliope” and “Sea Goat” are exemplary of her consuming folk, bedroom-pop, and alt-country aesthetical intertwining. “Calliope” immerses with its hypnotic guitar twangs and easy-going

Space Fight – “Is It All”

A spacey pop delight from Space Fight, “Is It All” infuses shimmering synths, melodic guitar twangs, and caressingly melodic vocals for a wistfully nostalgic glow. Its recording took place across the world

chris portka – “dream factory”

“dream factory” is a memorable single from Chris Portka’s album trash music. This particular slice of creativity is a reflection of the Bay Area-based artist’s knack for infusing guitars amidst thumping percussive

MangoDog – “Gulf City”

A fusing of gritty post-punk intrigue and radiant pop expressions, “Gulf City” is a riveting new single from MangoDog. Releasing alongside a stylish music video, the track excels with its moody momentum.

benwork – “Original Sin”

A mystique-filled single from benwork, “Original Sin” builds from moody vocals and ghostly acoustics into chilly piano additions, alongside immersive lyrical pursuits. “It’s a song about being disconnected from yourself and anxious

Rachel Mintz – “A Daze”

With a career spanning from heavy rock and punk projects to more lush pop solo pursuits, Rachel Mintz‘ quality songwriting remains a constant. “A Daze” is a compelling success from Mintz, originally

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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