San Francisco-based classical musician Kimberly Hou impresses with her debut EP Opus One, touting four instrumental piano tracks. Each on is consuming and melodic,
The Holy Road is the project of Jonathan Stolber, based in the East Midlands in the United Kingdom. Ahead of a debut LP out
Africali’s stellar track “You Brighten Every Bit of My Day,” shows a gripping, smoky feel right away with mellow rhythm section, tranquil guitar licks,
“Relationship” is a striking track from Lady Moon & The Eclipse, whose newly released album Journey to the Cosmic Soul presents a gripping, eclectic
Pedro Meirelles’ “Trilho” is a gorgeously entrancing piece that grows with subtly consuming allure. A wintry, prancing piano and a bass-y backing warmness converge
“Building a Life” and “Small Town” are both tracks from the forthcoming album MOTEL, a collaborative concept release from Michigan indie outfits PAWL and
Touting a riveting, darkly industrial soundscape amidst a strongly melodic push, “Waste It” is a thorough success. The track is the first single from
“Don’t Let It Show” is an excellent track from Denver-based rockers Ploom. The band embraces eclectic structural and tempo shifts, complete with psych-rock tonal
Melodic and atmospheric, “Bittersweet” is a pulsing dream-pop beauty from CD Ghost. The Los Angeles-based project entrances with lush vocals and a sturdy synth-pop
Gorgeous folk track “Shut-In” is the latest from DRENCH FRIES. The solo project of songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Levi Nattrass previously impressed with the
