lombard by Don't do it, Neil Emotive vocals, guitar strums, and videogame-friendly synths comprise the engaging arsenal on “lombard”, a new track from Philly-based project Don’t do it, Neil. “This song’s about
New Tracks
The bouncy and enthusiastic “Red” is the latest showing from Good Days, the New York-based duo who previously impressed with the hook-y “Love Soaked World” in December. The duo of Eric Ronick
Iuliano’s new EP, Hidden Roots, is a stirring release that shows aspects of jazz, rock, and soul in its rich and emotional sound. “I started this project as a testament,” says Iuliano.
Eric Frisch’s catchy and heartfelt indie-pop has been featured several times in the past, the NYC by way of Toronto artist continuing to blend classic pop influences with a modern take steeped in
Justin Shapiro’s new album, Campfire Party (available on Spotify here), has been over a decade in the making. Shapiro, a Washington DC native, has been a part of the local scene since 2007
The video for Firstworld’s new track “Not Obvious” dropped today, its aesthetic blissfully reflective of the South Florida-based project’s chillwave-friendly aesthetic. Chilled-out vocals, a tight bass line, and nocturnal synths help form
Carter Vail’s “Melatonin” is a gorgeous track whose twinkling hook reminds of being hit by warm sunlight on a wintry day. Suave, subdued verses lead into this blissful chorus, with the escalating
Tell are a new two-piece from Brooklyn, who plan on releasing a 7-song EP in the upcoming months. If new track “Ivory” is any indication, Tell will be rising quickly throughout the
New Albums
Brendan Ranney‘s new album Slightly Out of Focus marks the Claremont, California-based indie singer-songwriter’s return after 19 years away from music. The
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French artist AstroVoyager captivates across Mission SuperHabitable, an ambitious electro-symphonic concept album blending synthesizers with dynamic additions from talented collaborators, including instrumentation
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Peter Xifaras and the Czech National Symphony Orchestra bring a fresh orchestral dimension to Suite Lady Greensleeves, reimagining the centuries-old “Greensleeves” melody
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Manchester-based Lee Miller Matsos‘ Metamorphosis, Pt. 3 completes his three-part EP series, pairing nostalgic ’90s alt-rock textures with synths, Mellotron, and memorable
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