New Tracks

Paul Maged – “The Glass River”

Paul Maged’s lively vein of rock, culled from an eclectic taste and forays into various styles, impressed on multiple tracks in the past, like “Look At Me”, “Wild”, and “Light Years Away”.

Nick Lamb – “Simple Man”

Nick Lamb produces a heartfelt vein of folk and rock, evidenced on two new tracks in “Gettin’ High Off You” and “Simple Man”. The former expresses adoration for his wife, touting the

Kyle Meadows – “More From You”

“More From You” is another great track from Kyle Meadows’ forthcoming album Crossing Corners, out on 5/1. On this track, the Pennsylvania-based singer/songwriter incorporates a warm guitar twang and lush keys alongside

Ben Talmi – “Life Is But a Dream”

Beginning with a quaint, folk-sy acoustical lead and airy vocals, “Life Is But a Dream” then picks up with a gliding piano accompaniment into the vibrant hook, where Ben Talmi asks “is

Small Talk – “Aquarium”

Essentially capturing the tranquil, blue glow of an aquarium with its gentle bass and gently trickling guitars, Small Talk’s new track – “a kaleidoscopic, explosive psychoanalysis featuring the penguins of the New

Suburban Dirts – “The Harpe Brothers Theme”

Hailing from Hoddesdon, in the English county of Hertfordshire, Suburban Dirts play a vein of rootsy Americana with captivating narratives that tend to examine the human condition. With lyrics inspired by experience,

i2m1 – “Illusion”

i2m1 is the project of Irene Carson and Graham Gale. The duo impresses strongly throughout new album Zoo, streaming in full below. Spanning 20 tracks and ranging in stylistic tone from acoustic-led

New Albums

Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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Scopitone – ‘Camera Obscura’

Camera Obscura is the excellent debut album from Belgian artist Scopitone, blending genre-spanning rock with haunting, cinematic soundscapes. The project of Vincent

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