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
A mellow array of twinkling keys and twangy guitars adorn “In The Morning,” a lovely new single from Dan Strauss. Written on a May
Chicago-based artist Justin Sconza crafts a sound touting both catchy rock immediacy and heady thematic introspection with "Native Birds of Guam," the first single
