New Tracks

Oztora – “Thank You God”

A positive, serene celebration of being alive and building a personal path through life, “Thank You God” is a recently released track from Oztora. Its uplifting message — to treasure each moment,

Tamar Berk – “stay close by”

California-based artist Tamar Berk immerses with new single “stay close by,” which incorporates a warming alt-rock ’90s nostalgia amidst lyrical sentiments of “hopeful optimism that hasn’t quite panned out yet,” per Berk.

Seth Schaeffer – “I Found A Monster”

Eerily atmospheric yet thematically invigorating in its perspectives of self-acceptance and personal confidence, “I Found A Monster” is a new track from Seth Schaeffer — whose sound captivates in its mixture of

Marie Noël – “Housewife Pearls”

A dreamy success of a debut solo single from Helsinki-based artist Marie Noël, “Housewife Pearls” moves from spacious synth lushness into sturdy rhythmic appeal — set amidst an affecting lyrical depiction of

Carol Jarvis – “I Want You To Stay”

Enamoring with its fusing of electronic danceability and orchestral radiance, Carol Jarvis‘ new track “I Want You To Stay” delivers a joyfully magnetic sound. Channeling her extensive experience on the world stage

Electric Lady – “I’m Done (I’ve Had Enough)”

A rousing rock energy dazzles across “I’m Done (I’ve Had Enough),” a memorable single from Electric Lady that exudes a replay-inducing, anthemic prowess. Tereza Rays’ vocals stir with a dynamic appeal, maneuvering

Last Minute Changes – “Shadows”

A compelling rock mystique enthralls on “Shadows,” a new track from Last Minute Changes that channels Fleetwood Mac in its moody, emotive atmospheric pull. The Delco/West Chester, PA-based band describe the single

Berries – “Get That High”

Berries consume with a funky, dreamy assortment of jangly guitars and spacey synths on memorable new single “Get That High.” First catching our ears with the serenely hooky pop single “X Marks

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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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