New Tracks

Lonely Gimmick – “Sit and Wonder”

A fantastic, melodic cover of Prince Buster’s “Sit and Wonder” comes via Lonely Gimmick, shining a light on the classic reggae track with a vibrant, enthusiastic spin. Lonely Gimmick, the once-anonymous project

Olina – “Newspaper Smell”

London-based artist Olina enthralls with her new single, “Newspaper Smell,” blending a hooky rock sound with introspective lyricism that explores identity and critiques class divides. Originally from Greece, Olina draws on her

Karen Salicath Jamali – “Angel Raphael’s Touch”

A serene piano-driven sound enchants throughout “Angel Raphael’s Touch,” a track from Karen Salicath Jamali that proves simultaneously haunting and soothing in its gradual unfolding. An initial single piano line traverses with

Giorgio Fazio – “FUSE (Jungle Flip)”

Giorgio Fazio presents a stylish, memorable re-interpretation of Hudson Mohawke’s track with consuming “FUSE (Jungle Flip).” The Lugano, Switzerland-based artist and creative director enamors with a dynamic sound balancing atmospheric allure and

Madeline Goldstein – “Apogee”

A delectably moody synth-pop success from Los Angeles-based artist Madeline Goldstein, “Apogee” balances late-night electronic introspection with infectious dancefloor-set vibrancy — complemented with a neon-lit intrigue as glistening synths, throbbing bass, and

The Sways – “I Have Been the Moon”

A timeless, harmonious sound resonates on “I Have Been the Moon,” a single from new band The Sways that masterfully emits a blend of psychedelic intrigue, twinkling pop, and introspective folk. The

biz – “Fever Dream”

Dazzling in its range of lush, emotional acoustics and fervent rock theatrics, “Fever Dream” is a standout single from biz. The artist, born and raised in California, conjures artful momentum throughout the

Whenwolves – “Aggro Crag”

A magnetic art-rock sound shines on “Aggro Crag,” a melodic new track from Brooklyn-based band Whenwolves. Releasing alongside a fantastic paper-puppet video, “Aggro Crag” stirs in its eclectic tonal range — traversing

New Albums

The Drupes – ‘The Drupes’

New Orleans-based band The Drupes deliver a stellar self-titled debut album. Fusing ’60s-revival pop, harmonious rock, post-punk, and Britpop charm, the guitar-driven

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Tom Emlyn – ‘Passing Craze’

Swansea-based multi-instrumentalist Tom Emlyn’s album Passing Craze showcases his prolific, wide-ranging songcraft. Blending 1960s folk-influenced melodies, spacey synths, and touches of piano,

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Ryan Rickenbach – ‘Sirens’

A fantastic display of emotively impactful folk songwriting, Sirens is the debut full-length album from New York-based singer-songwriter Ryan Rickenbach. Produced by

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