East Bay-based duo Field Season, comprising conservation scientist and vocalist Nadya Ali and guitarist-producer Matt Lavin, pair shimmering guitar arrangements with airy melodies and
St. Petersburg, FL-based artist Toll blends folk and alt-pop on “Sears Tower,” pairing understated guitar arrangements with introspective vocals and reflections on finding perspective
Berlin-based producer and multi-instrumentalist Max Hirtz-Wolf, recording as tuftyhead, pairs groove-focused funk, disco, and neo-soul influences across “Looking Forward” and “Why Are They Calling
Another memorable track from June Always, after impressing with “Ghosts,” “Mary Jane” compels in its jangling guitar pulses, twinkling keys, and vulnerable lyricism. “I
Veinmelter is the project of multi-instrumentalist Winston Harrison. “We Go In” takes on added emotional weight in this newly recorded live acoustic performance, revisiting
Attalie‘s new single “Carry Me” blends soulful, breathy vocals, hazy guitar work, and groove-driven percussion into an atmospheric, introspective development. A grooving percussive presence
A standout, stylish single, with riot-grrrl energy and post-punk foreboding, “TONGUE OUT” is the latest from Judy Doom. Led by Caits Meissner and Effy
An absorbing shoegaze-forward track, “you can count on me” comes via Modern Leisure, the project of Denver-based songwriter and DJ Casey Banker, who describes
An absorbing new album from DreamGood, Paris Novella pairs synth-driven art-pop with catchy guitar work, danceable rhythms, and theatrical vocal hooks, shifting between sleek
first known use‘s new EP Yielding blends dreamy indie pop, expressive vocals, and guitar-driven art-rock, moving between delicate acoustic passages and fuller, fuzz-laden arrangements.
