New Tracks

Deep Trees – “Extraordinary”

A memorable pop sound with a radiating sense of adoration, “Extraordinary” comes via Deep Trees, the project of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Summer Redko. “Look up and see all the stars align,” Redko’s

Luke Sweeney – “Subsidize Our Rent”

Another memorable track from Luke Sweeney, “Subsidize Our Rent” pairs an playful rock pulse with lyrical insight on true success — playing as a tribute to the working class, celebrating small moments

Melissa Seals – “Medicine”

A haunting dreamy pop intrigue swells on “Medicine,” a track from Melissa Seals. Developing from ghostly initial mystique into a pulsing electro-pop adornment, the track absorbs in the “taste of my medicine”

The Foo Birds – “Just Need To Start”

A soulful gem from UK-based quintet The Foo Birds, “Just Need To Start” struts a magnetic production that melds tender guitars, vibe-y synths, and funky bass traversals. Leading the melodic charge is

Mia Loucks – “Light it Can Blind You”

Los Angeles-based artist Mia Loucks unveils a dreamy folk entrancement with new single “Light it Can Blind You.” Gentle acoustics, sounds of bird-chirping, and delicate piano lead into Loucks’ lushly enveloping vocal

Digney Fignus – “The Emperor Wears No Clothes”

“The Emperor Wears No Clothes” is a memorable new single from singer-songwriter Digney Fignus, who melds a compelling alt-folk and rock hybrid with Eastern European aesthetic inspiration. Thematically rooted in the titular

Frequency77 – “Surf n Spy”

A debonair instrumental rocker from Australian artist Frequency77, “Surf n Spy” invokes a cinematic appeal that resembles both a classic spy film and surf-set feature. The production captivates in its range of

New Albums

Pol Tonin – ‘New Home’

New Home is the debut album from Pol Tonin, the project of Vienna-born multidisciplinary artist Daniel Pabst. Achieving a captivating art-folk sound

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Dim Pinks – ‘Universe’ EP

Newly released EP Universe unveils a stirring rock sound from Amsterdam-based band Dim Pinks. Blending hints of the Velvet Underground and Pixies,

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