New Tracks

Holding Poison – “Change It All”

An ardent rock track from London-based band Holding Poison, “Change It All” pairs anthemic hookiness and an introspective lyrical drive — ruminating on the search for personal struggles, doubt, and finding meaning

Carl Kammeyer – “You”

An affecting soulful vocal performance infuses within a lush bedroom-pop production on “You,” a memorable new single from Carl Kammeyer. The California-based artist infuses heartfelt lead vocals with engaging vocal harmonies —

Attack the Sound – “Wake Up Call”

Chicago-based project Attack the Sound dazzles with a soulful pop captivation on new single “Wake Up Call,” balancing lyrical introspection and hooky spiritedness. Led by Davo Sounds, who is also an army

XDB – “When the Love Is Gone”

Pittsburgh-based band XDB invigorates with a charismatic rock nostalgia on new single “When the Love Is Gone,” conjuring an anthemic ’80s appeal. Robert Kane, the track’s songwriter, notes taking inspiration from TNT’s

Found Instruments – “Memory Shift”

A lovely track out today from Found Instruments, “Memory Shift” crafts a hypnotic folk immersion amidst introspections on memory’s fluidity and the role of life experiences in altering past perceptions. The project

E.G. Phillips – “When It Gets Dark”

An elegantly introspective folk sound stirs on “When It Gets Dark,” a track from San Francisco-based artist E.G. Phillips. Cinematic-feeling string arrangements complement solemn piano lines and trickling guitars, bolstering an enveloping

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New Albums

Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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