Mustardmind are an act from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, who have been drawing praise in the NYC rock scene for several years, particularly after the 2016 release of their Peep EP. Early next year,
New Tracks
“Silent” is a piece of thrilling, catchy electro-pop from Paris-based trio FRAUDS. The “think I’m so silent,” hook throbs with glitzy synths and a powerful vocal. The verses flicker as well with
“Playtime” is a track released in the past day by HUSSY, the project of South East London-based Sophie Nicole Ellison. She blends avant-garde dream-pop with rock for a sound that recalls PJ
Carter Ace’s new track “I Think I’m Normal”, released today, presents smooth ‘n’ soulful pop, with hip-hop elements in the verses. Oneil Carter shows a rhythmic and melodic lead in the verses
Releasing today, “Shine” is a pleasant and melodically consuming track from Andy Fonda, an immigrant from Central America who now calls the United States his home. Quaint acoustics initially accompany Fonda’s weary
El Campo are an act from Austin, Texas, who have showcased their engaging folk-rock at SXSW, CMJ, and three national and numerous regional tours (sharing the stage with names like Best Coast,
Blue Realization is the Toronto-based project of Oscar Ota, who aims to “express the beauty of infinite consciousness in a form of indie music.” He composes all music at his home studio.
“Scatter Your Millions” is a memorable track from Sleep Moscow, a Swedish act that impresses throughout their recent album A Wounded Moon. Their second single, the track is written by Petter Kindström
New Albums
Nathaniel Sutton’s excellent new album The Days weaves between dynamic full-band arrangements and more introspective acoustic moments. Across its reflections on growing
More
Singer-songwriter Stephanie Phillips embraces life’s shifting terrain on Walking the Tightrope, a progressive-folk album shaped by profound personal upheaval, including bereavement and
More
Get Together unites China’s Summer Fades Away and Nashville-based instrumental duo Vaudlow in a stirring two-track collaboration shaped by their shared affinity
More
Pianist and improviser Ashot Danielyan showcases his expressive solo playing on Make Classical Music Great Again, a collection of seven spontaneous piano
More