“X Marks The Spot” is a bouncily lush pop delight from Berries, a band based in Norfolk/Virginia Beach. Glistening synth bounces and hazy guitar
Brighton (UK) quartet Sick-Days enamor with a pulsing rock sound, excelling with grunge-influenced vocal passion and shimmering guitar-laden hooks. Shades of The Wrens are
Channeling a spirited throwback pop sound with hypnotic vocals and vintage string infusions, “Come Back And See Me” is the standout debut single from
Louisville-based band The Histrionics unveil a darkly enveloping rock sound throughout “You Are The Ugliest Part Of My Body,” a track from their newly
Gentle synths and soft vocal charm craft an alluring sound on “Hole,” enamoring with its’80s synth-pop and sophisti-pop nostalgia. The track comes via Los
Stirring with its depiction of swirling human emotions, “Wedding Guest (Fled the Wedding)” is a single from NYC native Anton Sword. “I was uncomfortably
Nashville-based artist Kyle Kirkman impresses with the alluring single “Amor Fati,” melding jangly guitars and serene vocals with dreamy synth additions. Kirkman comes from
A lulling atmospheric success from Los Angeles-based artist Easton, “Can’t Help But Check My Phone” melds crooner-minded nostalgia with hazy guitar jangles, conjuring a
It’s very easy to get lost within “Got Me Down,” the latest track from Vibropath, a solo artist and producer from Rochester, NY. Described
“I don’t wanna hurt anymore,” Ethan MacKay sings on his new track “The Wrong Sounds,” a moving success with lush guitars, longing vocals, and
