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  • "No Rush” is an engaging hip-hop track that touts a hypnotic chorus and forceful verses. The production, courtesy of duo G E N I U S (geniuscorp), works on a suave brass-y loop that touts a throwback R&B feel. Hendrix Harris’ delivery alternates between fast-paced intensity and a more retrospective yearning, the latter present at 01:37 when chilled-out keys accompany a melodic hook. The production works well around Harris’ evident ability to showcase fast, forceful flows during verses and scale things back for the hook. The track is out now on Le Sofa. {Link to listen in bio}
  • Connecticut-based singer/songwriter Mike Green wowed with suave soundscapes of “Addictive” last month, with the track’s title being apt in its replay-friendly, late-night-driving allure. Just released, “Honey” is another successful track from Green, touting thick guitars and a panting-like effect in an intro that gradually introduces those late-night synths that Green tends to expertly implement. His vocals are lush and subdued to start, transitioning to a more fervent representation upon the “if only I could be your honey,” hook. Spacey synths and funk-tinged guitars emphasize at the two-minute mark, as Green’s vocals perk up even more. It’s a consuming track that grips throughout its entire run-time. {Link to listen in bio}
  • "Thin Places” is an engrossing piece of folk from The Pinkerton Raid, featuring a compelling vocal performance and melodically magnetic arsenal. The North Carolina-based act show an innate ability to grow emotional, blistering folk into expansive hooks, akin to a more versatile Bright Eyes. Such ability is evident throughout their fourth full-length album, Where the Wildest Spirits Fly, of which “Thin Places” is a highlight on — and which repeats the album title throughout its excellent chorus. “Thin Places” is a timeless-sounding success from an act poised for a big year. {link to listen in bio}
  • "Bye Bye Baby” washes in like a hazy daydream with slacker-rock guitar chords reminiscent of Mac Demarco’s meandering soundscapes. @ashleykoett 's clear and striking vocals amble along meditative melodies with lyrics drenched in melancholic acceptance. Her unique sound pulls together jazz and bedroom-pop – made out of her bedroom studio in Boulder, CO – in an enchanting, though haunting embrace with expertly layered vocals and a soft, but present bass line. Koett’s bedroom serves as a one-stop shop where the multi-instrumental artist writes and produces all of her tracks. {Link to listen in bio}

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