A Fresh Slice by Slow Buildings Slow Buildings is the project of NJ-based singer-songwriter Jason Legacy. He writes the sort of immediately engaging  power-pop that takes – at the longest – the first

EDIT: Tracks are temporarily disabled as the artist works on better masters — sorry for the inconvenience. I just discovered tropical-house/disco-house artist Macsen yesterday, but his new 5-track EP – Clara – is already one of

South African electronic duo Gateway Drugs show off their lush electro-pop allure on new single “Give Me Your Love”, which is a track off their upcoming album. The duo’s previous, eponymous album

I posted riveting electro-pop anthem “Hostage” by Aubergine MACHINE, the project of acclaimed producer Ian Carey and vocalist Shanti Ellis, a month ago — and it’s still getting regular plays from me,

The Parisian duo of Shawondasee flex an anthemic electro-pop sound on new track “Gems of Pure Light”, a newly released effort that recalls the exhilaration of stylistically comparable track “Midnight City” by M83. Whereas that

Beastie Boys fans may feel some comforting nostalgia after hearing “No God Flow”, the new track from NYC hip hop/pop artist Julian Rhine, who is rising in recognition after performing at SXSW and

Chimp Shed A.D. are a new duo out of the UK that blend Brit-pop aesthetics with various rock sub-genre touchstones. Their hypnotic track “Was I There” is on the more psychedelic spectrum,

Brain-Damaged Toon Underworld by Manuka Piglet Manuka Piglet deliver an infectious vein of indie-folk with touches of power-pop and psychedelia. Their fun approach recalls The New Pornographers’ fuzzier power-pop efforts, Beirut’s anthemic roar,