New Tracks

d.oh – “Alien Rooster”

d.oh is Daniel Oh, an electro-pop artist whose lush and sensuous sound has drawn comparisons to James Blake and The Weeknd. Oh pursues his passion for music between and during classes at

The Mind Mess – “World Wide Weapon Song”

The Mind Mess is the solo project of Olax, a very talented singer/songwriter from Copenhagen. Tackling a form of alternative pop music that touches on a variety of additional styles and decades,

832 – “Burn”

832 is the brotherly duo of Nawlege 405 and Solomis, two Oklahoma City natives who craft a pleasant type of hip-hop whose playful pitch changes and electro-pop backing reminds of Outkast’s ability

Blunda – “Surrender”

Anyone who enjoyed the vibes on Beck’s most recent album Morning Phase – laid-back with awakened warmth and patient beauty – will find themselves quickly enamored with Andy Blunda’s new single “Surrender”. Blunda is a

Hollywood Principle – “Find Me Out”

The gentle synth trickles and serene vocals help make “Find Me Out” a piece of rainy-day brilliance. Like atmospherically stirring trip-hop groups in the vein of Massive Attack, Hollywood Principle are extremely adept

The Kiss That Took A Trip – “Champions of Delay”

Based out of Madrid, The Kiss That Took A Trip is the solo project of M.D. Trello, a talented songwriter/producer who has been producing trippily atmospheric post-rock experiments under the name since 2006. Trello claims to

New Albums

Reinis Jaunais – ‘Vest’

Latvian guitarist Reinis Jaunais expands his instrumental folk sound on Vest, an album whose title translates to “to lead,” “to guide,” or

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Bashir Billow – ‘How Will It Be’

Copenhagen-based Somali-Danish artist Bashir Billow explores self-discovery and belonging throughout his debut album How Will It Be, where electronic production meets organic

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Lizet Aviva – ‘Lizet Aviva’ EP

Lizet Aviva’s stirring eponymous EP captures the perspective of an introspective songwriter navigating a world that rarely seems to slow down. Drawing

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