New Tracks

Premiere: Champion Electric – “Arpej”

Nashville-based rock quartet Champion Electric showcase a dreamy sound on new track “Arpej”, the second of a four-part series. The track “showcases one’s struggle with the waves of contentment and consternation,” over

Sneakers – “Come Around Sundown”

“Come Around Sundown” is a catchy, brass-laden track with touches of funk and rock, from new project Sneakers, a soul-filled collaborative community of musicians and artists from the streets of Auckland, New

Love Tapes – “baby”

Love Tapes is a newly created project of New Jersey-based Justin Lombardo, who sports a sound reminiscent of Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s fondness for funk-infused rock nonchalance. Lombardo, who plays everything on the

Grand Pine – “Fail Me”

“Fail Me” is the striking debut single from Grand Pine, a project formed by Melbourne singer/songwriter Guy Perkins, who performed for years as a solo writer before joining longtime friends Mike Ridley

J. F. July – “GRAINS”

J. F. July is a musician/producer from Manchester, who released his new single “GRAINS” with a DIY mentality; it’s self-recorded, self-produced, and self-released, with all instruments, vocals, and productions coming via J.

Wilderness Shout – “For Another Night”

Wilderness Shout is a brand new act out of Sydney, who vibe on soulful beats and soaring, melodic vocals that fit within an electronic/rock aesthetic. “For Another Night” is their debut single,

Patrick Grant – “Lucid Intervals”

Patrick Grant sits in his own stylistic niche. The NYC-based composer fuses together classical, popular, and world music for a sound that would fit well in film or a unique art exhibit.

The Stangs – “Dirty Faces”

Welsh rockers The Stangs are a promising young trio whose sound is culled from elements of Brit-pop, skiffle, and pop-punk. Forming in 2015, the trio of vocalist/songwriter/guitarist Graeme Heath, bassist Josh Lomas,

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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