Steered by steady acoustic strums and sparse harmonica, New Jersey-based Ryan Kotler‘s “Untitled/Nameless (Ramona)” delivers an understated Americana narrative, mapping physical distance and emotional
An affecting folk single from Glenn Kye, “Uncle Kenny’s for Lunch” compels in its scenic storytelling and serenely melodic acoustic-driven flow. The Brooklyn-based artist
Fusing contemplative folk and electronic bedroom-pop elements, “A Bird Lives in My Chest” is an affecting new track from Wail Pigg, the project of
Montreal-based artist Matthew Spreen delights on new track “Cheer Up!” — exemplary of his warming, expansive folk sound. “So cheer up,” his vocals beckon
A memorable track out today from Wesley David, “Stop Sign” captivates in its expanding folk/rock synergy and thematic weight, exploring the drag of mundane
A gorgeous track from Levi Taschuk, “Benefit of the Doubt” moves seamlessly from eerily enthralling vocal work to moody brass and piano orchestration, maintaining
“Put It Behind Me” is a resonating folk track from Jacksonville-based artist Kevin Driscoll, who explores with honest intensity the difficult departure from a
“Here Lies Kathy” combines heartfelt mourning with a vibrant psych-folk allure, making for a magnetic success from Kansas-based artist Prince Brendan, who describes it
“The Shape She Takes” is a stellar piece of songwriting from Dutch artist Carel Brouwers, blending themes of mythological transformation with vintage-inspired indie rock
“Time” is an affecting new track from Wes Kirkpatrick, another standout from the Colorado-based artist, who weaves insightful lyricism with a gorgeous array of
