Finding a lovely bridge between hazy psych-pop and hooky radiance, “Stop Drop and Roll” is a memorable track from Rock Berg, a queer, Los Angeles-based indie pop artist and producer. Twinkling keys,
New Tracks
Over several singles the past year, Mikey Demilio has made his range evident, from the late-night jangle-pop of “We All Die Young” to the vibrant synth-pop glow within “Spain.” Another standout from
“TRAUMA BOND” envelops as a restorative, healing soundscape from <3peace., an artist based in Bury St. Edmunds, England. By integrating solfeggio frequencies amidst its lyrical pleas, the track establishes a healing environment
Nottingham, UK-based multi-instrumentalist Euplasia shows a fun, positive rock energy on “Hallayoola,” a standout single from his debut album, You Wonder. The track pairs twangy guitar jangles with vibrant strings to explore
“I Guess You Loved Me Until You Didn’t” is a smoothly impactful track from Lulu Leloup‘s upcoming EP, March, out on March 27th. The track channels a smoky, lounge-inspired atmosphere through intimate
A gorgeous production invoking retro-cinema intrigue across sweeping string arrangements and moving vocal work, "B Movie" is a captivating track from Matthew Spreen.
“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,
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
New Albums
Rennes, France-based artist Stromboli Bazaar delights across new album Textures – A Rain of Glass, crafting memorable soundscapes through an array of
MoreBlending house, techno, and trance influences, Tel Aviv-based electronic producer Sonic Pulses crafts new EP HANDS UP around personal reflections on loss
MoreLondon-based The DB Coopers build recent album The Return of The DB Coopers around the enduring mystery of the 1971 D.B. Cooper
MoreLondon-based duo Stage Door Guy‘s Keep It in the Family EP pairs ska and blues influences across two original compositions and a
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