Cartoon Life by The Climactics Brooklyn-based act The Climactics showcase their enjoyably developmental songwriting on new track “Cartoon Life.” Its first half is a builder, a bustling bass line gradually accompanied by
New Tracks
“Sun’s Out” is a chilled-out track with a suavely infectious aesthetic reminiscent of Beck. It’s a track from Biig Wiill’s new album Wild, a recommended listen that spans in styles from dark
Solaya Love is a Canadian artist who touts a melodic form of vocal pop with electronic soundscapes, at times reminiscent of Little Dragon on the track “Let It Go,” the opener on
DannyDosha is the alias for Baltimore songwriter/guitarist/composer Daniel Maurice Barry. He got his start making hip-hop records in a family studio at age nine, since branching off into a variety of musical
2×2 by Divine Sweater Whereas some bands struggle for a confident sound with their debut release, “2×2” presents the opposite scenario. The debut single from Boston-based act Divine Sweater, “2×2” is an
Frith, the project of Travis Frith Warner, released the very catchy track “Loud Mouth” today. The Los Angeles-based artist reminds of Andrew Bird in his string-tinged arsenal, especially when the chorus hits
Said Seco just released a new album, Thirst, this past week. Among its numerous highlights is the track “Never Really Talk About It,” a lush and entrancing success led by piano and
Synth-pop duo Private Agenda released its impressive new EP, Affection, today. Its four tracks are a showcased in smart pop songwriting and tightly constructed synthesized melodies, an eclectic range of influences including
New Albums
Chicago-based singer-songwriter Sacha Mullin embraces a stylish pop-forward direction on Social Touch, his fourth album, balancing art-rock sophistication with sleek synth-pop hooks
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Blue Drops is the excellent debut full-length from Toronto-based band Azure Rose, showcasing a hazy blend of dream pop, shoegaze, and jangly
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Kwasi masterfully fuses alternative hip-hop, punk, indie, and emo-rock on Outstanding MISFIT, a fourteen-track debut album tracing the volatile relationship between the
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Technicolour delights in a variety of heartfelt, hooky pop creations from Sydney-based singer-songwriter Holly Wild, embracing the full spectrum of love, vulnerability,
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