New Tracks

Flight Feathers – “Bright City Lights”

New Jersey rockers Flight Feathers show off their roots rather nicely and immediately on “Bright City Lights”, where a high level of musicianship shows with a lively arrangement of guitars, keys, vocals,

TRACE – “Away”

Tranquil vocals and a simple synth line dance around slight percussion during the first verse on “Away”, though the immediate intro suggests a more expansive synth-pop sound that shows itself during the

Tanya Gallagher – “Virginia”

“Virginia” is a gorgeous folk slow-burner and long-yearner from Tanya Gallagher, who recalls Ryan Adams’ style with her western-alternative approach and descriptive lyrical content, ripe with historical references and similes. Virginia steals

Chords of Truth – “Freedom”

Los Angeles-based folk singer/songwriter Chords of Truth, AKA Jason Garriotte, pays homage to classic folk and Americana acts like The Band, Johnny Cash, and Bob Dylan with his sound, and while that’s

The Furious Seasons – “Longshot”

Los Angeles folk/pop trio The Furious Seasons created their concept album, Look West, was written throughout three months of touring in Southern California, with the sound showcasing warm melodies guided by gentle

Stoop Kids – “Motions”

Stoop Kids’ “Good Enough” strutted melodically in the realm of surf-pop and nostalgic-pop, and the New Orleans-based project shows their funkier side on new track “Motions”. The group pursues a brass-accompanied style here,

Kent Odessa – “Radar Gaze” + “Gender Studies”

The slight acoustics to kick off “Radar Gaze” suggest something trending into lo-fi territory, though that’s quickly changed when the rhythms and aquatic shimmering guitars kick in just past the 30-second mark.

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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