Grey Watson is an artist from Birmingham, Alabama, presently making music out of Seoul, South Korea. “Radical Passenger” is a successful new track of his, with a lush introduction being guided by
New Tracks
California rockers The Great Escape – most recently featured with their new album Universe in Bloom and brass-y opener “Let Me Go Wild” – take a successful stab at a holiday song.
Swiss musician Yvan Poisson produces abstract, minimalist trip-hop throughout his atmospheric new EP Blind Experiment. The seven tracks do well in crafting their own worlds, ranging from the brass-laden call-and-response patterns of
Brooklyn-based Blakeley successfully showed her vein of “electronic rockabilly” on the October featuring of “Caffeine & Nicotine”, showing a great variety between bubblegum-pop hooks and alt-rock-geared verses. Blakeley again shows her versatility
A perfect antidote (or lush accompaniment) to the Monday blues, Oh Genius’ latest track “I Still Think About” – featuring the angelic vocal stylings of AKACIA and a guitar outro by Rob
Zenzero is a post-electronic duo comprised of Tim Kellett (Durutti Column, Simply Red, Olive) and Rosie Doonan (Birdie, Peter Gabriel), crafting a soulful and atmospheric vein of music that quickly captivates. Such
Norwegian act Remedies impressed this past September with “High as the Moon“. The project – consisting of Tor Erik Krane Ursin and Sigrid Ryan – pursues a more elegant, understated vein on
British singer/songwriter DANiCA HUNTER takes on a unique, chilled-out vein of pop with her soulful vocal croon, jazz-laden guitar progressions, and electronic flourishes. Having played at the Reading & Leeds Festival on
New Albums
A reflective folk sensibility anchors Old Blighty, an EP from Last Night Watchman that draws together observations on history, science, and the
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South Wales folk-rock band Rusty Shackle bring over a decade of touring and five studio albums to Mayfield, a release that continues
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Connor Riesen’s new three-track EP Beginnings Vol.3 moves between acoustic warmth, jazz influences, and reinterpretations of familiar material. It marks an inviting
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Odelet‘s Soul Obscura is a soulfully dynamic, emotionally expressive album that moves through rich vocal arrangements, fluid instrumentation, and an intentionally genre-defying
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