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Sam Hoffman – “Glencrest Lane”

The lead single off Sam Hoffman’s debut album Fairweather, “Glencrest Lane” is a consuming example of Hoffman’s strong songwriting and aesthetic, recalling ’60s and ’70s rock/pop while emphas...
 
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Oracle Sisters – “Always”

The dreamy and hypnotic “Always” is the latest from Oracle Sisters, a project led by painter Lewis Lazar and mathematician Christopher Willatt. They have been creating music together since they were childhood friend...
 
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Space Phase – “Hermano”

“Hermano” is a beautifully emotive piece of jangly rock from Space Phase, the project of Rex Pax, a musician from Columbia, Maryland. Born in Puerto Rico and then moving to Maryland at age five, Rex has been recordi...
 
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Generational Gap – “The Plaza”

“The Plaza” rides on swaying, jangly guitars and a suave vocal croon. Its final minute sees a series of concisely effective guitar solos, jibing seamlessly with the underlying guitar jangle and synth-laden additions...
 
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The Tropicanas – “A Lovely Coincidence”

A Lovely Coincidence by The Tropicanas The Tropicanas are a Scottish act based in Edinburgh, set to release their EP A Lovely Coincidence tomorrow. Its self-titled track is a melodic showing of their sound. “The term we c...
 
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Discount Sunset – “Slippery”

“Slippery” is a striking debut from Brooklyn-based artist Discount Sunset, who manages to balance a captivating lushness with guitar-driven hooks that pop. “I don’t wanna make you fall down,” he si...
 
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BESOS – “Sad Girl (Dreaming)”

After impressing with the lush jangle of tracks “To Ur Self (LIE)” and “Si Te Vas“, Portland (OR) act BESOS is back with another entrancing success. “Sad Girl (Dreaming)” features lush, bilin...
 
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Harvie June – “Hourglass”

The outstanding “Hourglass” is a newly released track from Harvie June, a 23-year-old songwriter/multi-instrumentalist producer based in Richmond, Virginia. Harvie handles all instrumentation, writing, vocals, and p...
 
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Barry Bays – “Water Your Plant”

Melbourne artist Barry Bays shows a shimmering, sun-shining sound on new track “Water Your Plant”. The artist’s debut pop/rock single impresses with elements of surf, neo-country, and psych-pop, his jangly gui...
 
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Broken Waves – “Summer Dream”

“Summer Dream” is a hazy, jangly track from Broken Waves, a group headed by songwriter/guitarist/vocalist Tyler Stryker and comprising musicians that are New Jersey natives, and who met in Southwest Florida. The lan...
 
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