A superbly melodic, breezy delight from the duo Freedom Fry, “If the World Was Mine” is described as “a feel-good yet slightly bittersweet song
Crumble EP by Letting Up Despite Great Faults Letting Up Despite Great Faults continue to deliver a dreamily captivating rock sound with “Halfway Crooks,”
Dr. Rocket, the Seattle-based solo project of Nick Carver, impresses with two new singles in “Running in Circles” and “I Can’t Seem To Win.”
Kaleidoscope by La Fonda Described as “a story of leaving a love and life behind only to start an entirely new one,” “Kaleidoscope” is
A beautiful preview of Paul Oneto’s forthcoming album Strange, “Equinox” conjures chills with its introspective lyrics and emotive folk/rock intertwining. The track captures the
Showing a resonating rock sound with stirring vocals and a hooky climactic pull, “Don’t Call Me” is a new track from Kimball Frank. The
Toronto-based band Tree Museum impress with the mellowly entrancing rocker “Neon Dreams (Fucked Up Friends),” released ahead of their upcoming full-length LP. The initially
Bending Grid dazzles with a charismatic ’80s nostalgia on new single “Retrowave Marionette.” Thematically representing “the control and provocation received from a narcissistic partner,”
Showing a riveting sound with influences spanning from psychedelia to Irish folk, Elena Shelton consumes with the two recent singles “Wild Night” and “Better.”
“Black Again” is a moving single from Manchester-based singer/songwriter Lewis Ross-Robson, marking the first of three singles anticipated this year. Recorded at The Grand
