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  • The emotive vocals and jangly guitars to start @dialup_ghost “PPSSP” exudes a vibe reminiscent of Teenage Fanclub — and enjoyably so. I’m fond of this loose-hanging vein of jangly power-pop, and “PPSSP” captures that well. The bass-fronted section around 01:30 captivates in its added variation, with the ensuing guitar escalation around 01:41 adorning the nasally vocals with melodic precision. The “dear Esperanza (?)” repetition plays infectiously with the doubting lyrics, as the track ends with a hypnotic and jangly charm. I enjoyed “PPSSP” quite a bit; it’s one of many highlights throughout the Nashville-based band’s impressive new album I’m Fine, I’m Fine, streaming in full below: link to listen in bio
  • Badison is a project from Düsseldorf, Germany with an audible fondness for nostalgia — particularly the sort that transports you to a rainy night drive in the ’80s. Dora, who fronts the project, is also a drummer, though shows an appreciation for atmospheric synths and yearning, anthemic vocal deliveries with this project. This track is a slow-burner melodically, though the lush vocals and nostalgic synths make for a consuming aesthetic that’s convincingly nostalgic. {Link to listen in bio}
  • “You Don’t Know” touts a timeless-sounding pop melody in its verses, shimmering with a psych-friendly charm. The new track from Brooklyn-based act @golden_chowbk is an impressive one, one of five tracks from their recently released EP, streaming below. Especially when the choir-like multitude of vocals enter the fold in the warm chorus, comparisons to Foxygen are evident. It’s first apparent at the 40-second mark, and works seamlessly in guiding from the psych-friendly folk aptitude of the verses into a more twinkling, hooky pop exterior. “You Don’t Know” transports me to sunshine-filled psych-pop with versatility. {Link to listen in bio}
  • Julian Ferraldo and Ben Loran comprise the duo @metropolymusic. Their new track “Take It Easy” is an undeniably catchy success. A spirited funk-tinged hook by featured vocalist Alverneq, repeating the track’s title, combines with smoothly captivating verses that show a more R&B tilt. Influenced by ‘80s pop, ‘90s R&B, and early 2000s electronica, the project is clearly adept at crafting audible accompaniments for late-night drives and walks. It’s the type of track that yearns for additional replays in its catchy charm, though while also showing ample merit in its late-night atmospheric construction. {Link to listen in bio}

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