A meticulous modern jazz debut, Behind the Universe is an excellent album from Berklee graduate and Czech guitarist Kamila Csenge. Weaving adventurous rhythms with
An enthused rock single, “So You Left Me With A Smile” is the vibrant success from Dutch artist Martin Kuiper, culled from his upcoming
A fierce introduction built on Brit-rock influences, “GOLD” is the excellent debut single from London-based act St. Jove. Showing well across moments of both
“My Lover Threw Me Under A Bus” is the poignant new single from Suffolk, UK-based artist Leaone. Merging hip-hop boom-bap beats with sampled 1984
A deeply personal neoclassical release, In Omeostasi is the captivating EP from Italian composer Francesco Trento. Fusing historic acoustic piano with spacey electronic textures,
An enjoyably emotive rock-charged album, When and How It Happened is the compelling sophomore album from San Francisco-based band 37 Houses. Live-recorded in Colorado,
A consuming display of narrative instrumentation, “Sad but Beautiful” is a lovely neoclassical single from Milanese composer Richard Green. Part of his ambitious instrumental
A powerful output after decades away, Leviathan is the memorable new album from Philadelphia post-punk band Sri Lanka. The record reworks archival material alongside
An alluring single sprinkled with Americana and jazzy infusions, “Secrets” is a memorable release from Malmö-based singer-songwriter Sara Eliisa. Backed by Lee Allison’s production,
Delighting in its twangy, dreamy rock disposition, “All I Want to Do Is to Be Stupid” is a resonating new track from Ezra Duran-Garcia’s
