Dim Wit – “Wow Ow Now”

October 27, 2016

“Wow Ow Now” is a suave rocker that alternates between suave verses and a punchy hook, with alternating post-punk-tinged enthusiasm reminiscent of Love Is All. The creators of this track is a

“How much love can evaporate before I become a storm?” is asked poignantly during “Evaporate”, a chilling new track from mysterious act AGENCY that shows the project’s emotionally powerful and atmospheric R&B

Dorian Bay – “Dream”

October 27, 2016

Based out of Tallinn, Estonia, Dorian Bay is an emerging electronic/dance producer, whose debut single “Dream” dropped this month. An energetic and colorful synth-pop assortment kicks things off, before a solemn vocal

Digital Order – “On Our Way”

October 27, 2016

In the lovably nostalgic vein of Blind Melon or Collective Soul, “On Our Way” finds Digital Order alternating between jubilant acoustically-aided verses and thunderous alternative-friendly choruses/hooks. The new single from the Australian

Mookie Morris – “When It All Falls Down”

October 21, 2016

Toronto-based Mookie Morris’ laid-back retro style is tranquilizing, soulful, and airy. His vocals are reminiscent of a slightly toned-down Deerhunter in his latest single “Let It All Fall Down”. Here, Morris perfectly bridges

Tweed & Hyenas – “Ricœur” + “Norðasta Horn”

October 20, 2016

Bouncy, aquatic guitar tones help lead a refreshing beginning to “Ricœur”, a new track from Tweed & Hyenas, an indie-pop trio from South East London that started out as the solo project

Farewell Teddy – “Huxley, Party of One”

October 20, 2016

The duo of James Daniel Brown and Nathaniel David comprise indie-rock project Farewell Teddy, which is based out of Atlanta. The rousing “Huxley, Party of One” is off their full-length debut album

Red Cabin – “Willow Tree”

October 20, 2016

“Willow Tree” is more fun power-pop goodness from Red Cabin, the solo project of Jonathan Foster that has impressed mightily already with “Evading“, “Patterns“, and “Right This Way“. Continuing a similar arsenal