Presently on tour drumming and singing with Grammy-Nominated artist Iron & Wine, the Los Angeles-based drummer/percussionist/vocalist Elizabeth Goodfellow recently released her first solo album, Silly Sun. Kicking off the album’s side B,
New Tracks
“In the Summer” is a track bursting with summertime nostalgia, from Seattle six-piece La Fonda. The group, led by sisters Veronica and Valerie Topacio, “explore the introspective highs and lows of love,
Following up the Gorillaz-esque “African James Bond“, “John Wayne” is a recent track from Rebel ACA & French Monkey Wrench that they describe as an audible representation of “what it is to be
The bluesy supergroup Delta Deep was received nicely upon the posting of their track “Bless These Blues“, one of many highlights throughout Delta Deep East Coast Live, a new release that captures their
Morning Myth is the new project of guitarist Ross King and singer Aimee Herbert-Smith. They formed the project in the beginning of this year, their mutual admiration for Cocteau Twins, Slowdive, John
N.ave is a Philadelphia based hip-hop artist and producer whose new EP Black Professional presents some of the finest hip-hop tracks I’ve heard so far this year. The release gives a peak
Grey Watson – an artist from Birmingham, Alabama, presently making music out of Seoul, South Korea – impressed this past December with the stellar track “Radical Passenger“, which explored lushness and a
It’s clear from the get-go that “Lioness” is going to traverse across a variety of genres, with hypnotic doses of late-night brass, sleek pop-forward vocals, and funk-tinged guitar work in the first
New Albums
The debut EP from Signal-23, Pillars is a dark, immersive exploration of atmospheric electronica. Utilizing drum machines and a modified Omnichord, the
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Recorded at Wilco’s Loft with Tom Schick and touting a memorable alt-rock sound, Dreaming is a full-length standout from The Youngers. The
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A stellar debut album from Croatian singer-songwriter Lucija Grabovac, Smile explores the sharp edges of heartbreak through a dynamic rock sound, with
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Powers of Observation is a consuming instrumental collection from Los Angeles composer Seven Crows. Utilizing a looped five-string electric violin, Chris Murphy
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