Julia Krueger – “Flamethrower”

January 12, 2018

Hailing from South Orange County, Julia Krueger has been playing piano since age five. She wrote her first song, “Flamethrower”, at age 14 and it’s a strong showing of her style: piano-laden

Colvin – “Nightmare”

January 12, 2018

Hailing from Bellwood, IL, Colvin is an artist with a fascination for horror films, futuristic R&B, and urban pop. His new track “Nightmare” is the first installment of his Dreams of a

notme – “pull”

January 10, 2018

mask by notme Out of Winnipeg, notme is a captivating new project with a washed-out take on shoegaze and indie-rock, recalling both My Bloody Valentine and Deerhunter in their sound. They just

Andrew Goldring – “Lost in the Motion”

January 10, 2018

Utah-based singer/songwriter Andrew Goldring began his foray into solo material in 2016, after fronting two bands – Golden Sun and Great Interstate – in the half-decade prior. The results thus far have

Blurred Out – “Modern Waves”

January 10, 2018

Oakland-based indie-rockers Blurred Out showed considerable charm on last October’s single “Meadows“, and do so once again with new track “Modern Waves”. Chirpy guitars and a brisk bass line assemble the intro, with

The Soft Season – “Nothing Will Keep Me Away From You”

January 10, 2018

With a clanging, post-punk guitar line and wistful synths reminiscent of ’80s pop (and a title with a nearly creepy ’80s yearning a la “Every Breath You Take”), “Nothing Will Keep Me Away

Helga Arvesten – “Don’t Speak”

January 10, 2018

Based out of Stockholm, Sweden, Helga Arvesten incorporates her uniquely effective vocal presence with atmospheric pop songwriting, reaching majestic heights akin to Adele at points. New track “Don’t Speak”, the second of

Sinoptik – “Standalone Syndrome”

January 10, 2018

Thunderous waves of guitar and flickering synths kick off “Standalone Syndrome”, a new track from European act Sinoptik, who have toured extensively and shared the stage wit hthe likes of Marilyn Manson