Edinburgh-based composer and pianist Ryoka Hagiwara debuts with ICHI, a solo piano album navigating fleeting memory and fragile identity through a striking command of
“Punk Rock Joy” is a defiant, proud synth-rock anthem from Jessye DeSilva that serves as a meditation on queer resilience. The track comes via
Phoenix-based composer and painter Allan Jamisen continues expanding his cinematic, genre-blurring catalog with the immersive new single “This Is Not An Act.” Following a
Led by singer-songwriter Gene Wallenstein, Berklee-based indie collective The Iddy Biddies craft an absorbing blend of psychedelic folk and melodic introspection on The World
British singer-songwriter Lana Crow tackles self-righteousness, outrage culture, and screen-addled societal drift on “Orwellian Times,” a hook-driven indie-pop and pop-rock stunner that moves from
Inside Room 17 is a memorable debut for Shane Revers, a Milan, Italy-based singer-songwriter who succeeds with a compelling mixture of confessional-laden pop and
New single “Hour Glass” showcases the striking collaborative chemistry within The SKBs, acting as a centerpiece for their upcoming album The Next Stop. By
Austin, TX-based jazz vocalist Sarah Sharp brings a smoky, chamber-folk intimacy to Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright,” recorded during her long-running Thursday
Blending cinematic flair with theatrical wit, Benjamin Dean Wilson crafts an ambitious “film for the ears” on Until the House Falls. Inspired by sheltering
Swedish duo Moon Mother impress on new album Meadowlands, a deeply personal second chapter shaped by trauma, survival, and renewal. Recorded at home and
