New Tracks

Queen Anne – “Watch Me Win It”

Showcasing an impactful rock and pop melding with replay-inducing vigor, "Watch Me Win It" is a track out today from Queen Anne, a Los Angeles-based band led by singer/songwriter Katie Silverman and

FREZYA + LPSV – “Furtiva”

FREZYA and LPSV debut the high-stakes cinematic single “FURTIVA,” a 7-minute long-form sequence engineered for narrative intensity amidst its electronic, atmospheric drive. The track fuses dark mariachi brass with Brazilian phonk and

Mykola – “Plot Twist”

Exuding a heart-on-sleeve, atmospheric pop pull, “Plot Twist” is another resonating track from Mykola, who caught our ears with the single “Always Lead to You” last year. A moody vocal presence, ruminating

Juno Empire – “Panpsychist”

Shifting between bursting synth-pop color and hazier psychedelic intrigue, “Panpsychist” is another gem of a track from Juno Empire. The project of Alexander Thomas caught our ears the past couple years with

Stella Lovell – “Delicate”

Seattle-based artist Stella Lovell crafts a haunting yet serene captivation on newly released track “Delicate,” representing the first single from her upcoming EP. “I made this song because I missed this feeling,”

Landry Lowrimore – “fairweather friend”

Stirring across both moody folk spaciousness and emotive rock expanses, “fairweather friend” is a dynamic and impactful single from Landry Lowrimore. “Threads have names and eyes of a needle,” an introspective vocal

grinning – “monster”

A pulsing, brisk rock energy persists throughout “monster,” a catchy recent single from grinning, the project from Nashville-based musicians Davis Gestiehr and Roger Ploch. Drawing from both the rhythmic punchiness of Bloc

Maws – “Jouska” + “Lost”

Maws explores the lingering weight of past relationships on the evocative tracks “Jouska” and “Lost.” Based in Denver, the project pairs stripped-back guitar twangs with airy vocal layers to capture the isolation

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New Albums

Guido Affini – ‘RUST’

RUST is a riveting conceptual success from Genoese artist Guido Affini. Utilizing hydrophones to capture Ligurian Sea wrecks and industrial port noise,

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