New Tracks

Matthew Spreen – “B Movie”

A gorgeous production invoking retro-cinema intrigue across sweeping string arrangements and moving vocal work, "B Movie" is a captivating track from Matthew Spreen.

Ryan Taverna – “Cold Daisies”

“Cold Daisies” is an affecting track from Ryan Taverna, its range of heartrending strings, twangy rock spiritedness, and harmonious vocal allure presenting a momentum-filled listening experience. Drawing from influences like Elliott Smith,

Sera Fae – “GIRL”

Southern California-based artist Sera Fae stirs on newly released single “GIRL,” swelling from delectably murky guitar tones and vocal introspection into doses of fervent rock-ready distortion. The release excels in both its

Nate Steckler – “comeback”

Mellow, subdued atmospherics intertwine with palpable vocal emotion on “comeback,” a strong new track from Nate Steckler, representing the first single from his debut album, The Spotless Ladybird. A solemn, deep “don’t

Count The Clock – “So Dumb” (feat. Leannie)

Hazy guitar tones and caressing synths lead a magnetic dreamy pop allure on “So Dumb,” a recent single from Count The Clock. Led by the songwriting of Los Angeles-based composer Michael Coe,

Lem Lom – “Soup”

Inspired by a fever dream that involved an insatiable desire for soup, "Soup" is an intriguing success of a track from Lem Lom, the project of Jo Wagner.

rjhoff – “pretty baby” (feat. The Adoni)

A punchy pop stirrer, “pretty baby” is a memorable collaborative single from rjhoff and The Adoni — its spacey synth pulses, twinkling piano, and steady LinnDrums presence making for a replay-inducing charm

Stray Fossa – “I Was There”

One of many highlights from Stray Fossa‘s third album, Blossomer, “I Was There” enamors in its lovely melding of jangly guitars, heartfelt strings, and steady acoustic strums. “I saw it clear as

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New Albums

Boni – ‘III’

III impresses as a dynamic, stylistic unveiling of works from Canadian producer Boni, a founding member of the experimental electronic group Fried

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Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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