A Tokyo-based project that revives traditional Japanese folk songs, Suzumeno Tears showcases their memorable sound with the track “Itokuri Bushi.” Trickling acoustics complement the
Paris-based duo Dame Zina impressed last year with the album Fairytales, and continues that strong momentum with the track “Eau.” The father-daughter electro-rock team
Shifting seamlessly from suave momentum into a rock-friendly rise, “Great Crusade” is an engaging new track from Lolly Lee, coming via the Birmingham, Alabama-based
The sophomore single from San Francisco-based artist julip, “Lobotomy” captures a modern societal tendency toward disconnection, in addition to a desensitization to suffering. Kicking
Balancing a dreamy pop mystique with a folk-friendly introspection, “Helvellyn” is a captivating new single from Holly Lovelady. Sounding like a cross of Kate
A hypnotic folk collaboration from Jesse Lynn Madera and Dan Navarro, “Last Call” meshes a stirring vocal duet with an assortment of twangy guitars
Gorgeous string arrangements and folk-forward intrigue meld grippingly on the new EP from New York-based artist Hillary Capps. from the quiet of the underworld
A track out today from Detroit-based band Painted Friends, “My Heart, Your Love” mixes serenely introspective vocals with an array of warming guitar tones.
“Why?” is a powerful, personal single from Israel-based artist Roni Amir. A soulful, bluesy vocal lead stirs alongside suave keys and jazzy percussion, emitting
Mellow acoustics and sleepy synths lead the contemplative track “Wormhole,” a track from Driftwood Scarecrow, the project of northern Virginia-based artist Chris Greene. Representing
