The debut single from UK act Callis, “Dramaskin” impresses in its compelling build, evolving from the verses’ laid-back mystique into rousing bursts of guitar-driven
“Dissociating with Passion” is an invigorating alt-rocker from LVRS, a queer band based in Lansing, MI. They describe the track as “about looking at
“Microphone” builds with dreamy folk allure into an increasingly rock-forward sound, culminating in soaring guitar work and underlying distortion. The stellar track comes via
“Red Flags” is a soulful, airy pop success from Los Angeles-based quartet LAV.ISH, showing some ’90s nostalgia in their R&B and hip-hop blends. A
Hypnotizing with its hazy psychedelic folk sound, “Plastic Eyes” is a standout new track from Australian band The Tambourine Girls. Taking inspiration from the
Traverse through a darkened garden pathway, as the glowing eyes of woodland creatures stalk from a distance; the cinematic accompaniment to this sight would
Manchester-based act Castles in Canopy deliver a fervent pop sound on “Wipe These Tears With Your Own Sleeve.” Impassioned vocals and gentle piano pulses
A grooving success with enthralling guitar and synth interplay, “Dr. Gachet” is a new single from Poseidon’s Alley, via the artist’s upcoming EP, Tree
Julia Rapp unveils a poetic lyrical prowess and gripping guitar-driven escalation on her new track “Fear (If I’m Still Lucid).” Produced by Quinn Devlin,
“Fort” is a soulfully entrancing single from Portland-based singer/songwriter Julie Logue, whose sound meshes R&B, neo-soul, and pop with smoothly memorable results. “Building up
