New Tracks

Cris Cap – “Live Like My Cat”

A soulfully melodic charmer from German artist Cris Cap, “Live Like My Cat” daydreams about switching places with a pet cat — and enjoying the simplicity and relaxed pursuits of such a

ZIFR – “Radiation”

An atmospheric and delectably unsettling electronic intrigue takes hold on “Radiation,” a new single from ZIFR. The producer and DJ — based in Pune, India — infuses house and techno inspirations within

Rich Swanger – “Awfully Good”

Oregon-based singer/songwriter Rich Swanger showcases a quaint yet insightful folk appeal on new single “Awfully Good,” representing the artist’s first solo effort in a decade — following releases with full bands. The

Ilan Woodward – “Seasonal Furs”

A hypnotic, expansive psychedelic splendor takes hold on “Seasonal Furs,” a newly released single from Ilan Woodward. Suave vocals immerse with perspectives on uncertainty and feigned smiles, bolstered by a wordless vocal

The Underwater Believers – “Passengers”

Invigorating with buzzing synth power and melodic guitar lines, “Passengers” is a recent track from The Underwater Believers. The Phoenix, Arizona-based artist describes the release as “a power progression explaining my frustration

Caleb L’Etoile – “Lightning Curses”

Virginia-based artist and producer Caleb L’Etoile crafts a spirited art-pop excitement on “Lightning Curses,” a track from his newly released album, You Gathered Friction. Its lyrics reflecting a “catastrophic break up,” “Lightning

Flying Needle – “Get On Over The Hill”

Lovely piano adornments and steady guitar undercurrents complement a solemn vocal envelopment on “Get On Over The Hill,” a new track from Flying Needle. The project of Michigan native Timothy M. Griffiths

Cole Guerra – “Good Gardener”

An impactful new single from Cole Guerra, “Good Gardener” dazzles in its array of spaciously twinkling keys and expansive vocal swells. “I’m stuck in a movie without a speaking part,” Guerra’s vocals

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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