Auckland alt-pop act Charisma Club unveils a hooky, radiant sound while exploring the uncertainties of early adulthood throughout That Feeling, their second EP, weaving
Leicester-based GU-RU makes a distinctive statement with “Time Blindness,” translating Gurulee’s experience of creative hyperfocus into an intricate instrumental built around shifting rhythms and
Barcelona-based artist 004F explores the uneasy relationship between human identity, artificial intelligence, and the natural world on “Homegrown.” Built from analog synthesizers, drum machines,
Chicago-based Sharpshooter Soundworks, the project of producer and multi-genre instrumental artist Andrew Shabazz, channels the exhilaration of new love into “Happy Flight (Slowed),” an
Canadian artist JF Roy embraces perseverance and renewed purpose on “Morning Light,” a pop-rock song about moving beyond mistakes and uncertainty toward hope. His
“Middle” is a consuming new single from Irish pianist, composer, and songwriter Laura Ampersand, exploring the uncertainty of identity amid major changes in life.
Lynne Gong embraces a bright, playful sensibility on “Sunny Day,” a lighthearted single that pairs folk-pop songwriting with touches of Latin guitars and rock
Canadian singer-songwriter Andrew Shier embraces a rootsy folk and Americana approach on “Rusted and Weathered,” the first single from his forthcoming EP Bluebell. Following
Minneapolis singer-songwriter Joe Kelly captures the hazy intimacy of an uncertain romance on “The Only Thing,” his first single from a forthcoming debut album.
A track out today from Portland-based quartet Glass Rabbit, “Damn Shame” develops with delectably moody intrigue into fervent guitar-embracing expanses. The first single leading
