An emotively nostalgic alt-rock composure grips throughout “6 IN THE MORNING,” a standout new single from NYC-based artist DD WALKER. Fuzzy guitar distortion complements insomnia-friendly lyrical ruminations as additional guitar layers emerge.
New Tracks
“Stay Beside Me” is a dazzling slice of electro-pop yearning from North Carolina-based artist and producer Tridakk. “Why don’t you stay beside me?” vocals ask amidst the spacey synth pulsations, conveying a
“Sad Times” is an eclectic pop success from Los Angeles-based Grace & Moji, comprising husband/wife duo Grace Hong and Martin Wave. Bouncy piano flourishes and a title-touting resonance glide alongside various vocal
Warming brass tones, suave guitar stylings, and a title-touting enchantment enamor throughout “Love Somebody,” a stellar single from Anton Commissaris, a solo artist based in Menlo Park, California. Lyrical depictions of hard
“She’s Going to Mars” is a power-pop earworm Rocket Kings, a band from Reading, UK. “She’s going to Mars,” the steady vocals emit alongside chirpy guitar pulses, as responsive vocals enamor with
The riveting, eclectic single "White Heat" comes via Berlin-based art-pop trio Mayuko . "'White Heat' is basically the description of how it feels to be caught in a panic attack," bassist Rebecca
“Bhoopali Beginnings” is a lushly inviting single from Sahana Naresh, a singer/songwriter and Hindustani Indian classical vocalist from Chennai, India. The artist melds ’70s rock/pop inspirations with classical Indian themes and influences,
Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Nathan Irving weaves beautiful crossword-minded imagery and symbolism within a stirring folk sound on “Crossword,” written during the 2020 lockdown and capturing the loneliness of bearing witness to other
New Albums
Boston-based artist Leah Callahan enamors with a melodic, jangly rock appeal throughout her new album Curious Tourist. A range of melodic and
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Austin-based band don’t get lemon impress on their sophomore album, Have Some Shame — stirring with a charismatic blend of synth-pop, new-wave,
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Chicago-based artist Che Arthur shows an impassioned rock sound on new album For That Which Now Lies Fallow, his fourth solo album,
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Impressing with a heartfelt, eclectic sound that spans from anthemic rock to tasteful sophisti-pop and punchy synth-pop, Sign in the Stars is
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