New Tracks

Emeron & Fox – “Windup”

“Windup” is a fun new track from Brooklyn electro-pop project Emeron & Fox. Its buzzing synth arpeggios, touch of gentle keys, and Italo-disco tinge distinguishes the first minute as a dose of

Pinguin – “Don’t Talk”

I posted about Stockhom-based group Wouie yesterday, so why not continue the geographic trend? Patricio Samuelsson, who goes under the name Pinguin, is also from Stockholm, which seemingly produces the most enjoyable indie-pop acts

Wouie – “Sydow”

The two members in Stockholm-based duo Wouie formed the project as a way to distract themselves from the cold Swedish winter. Considering their tracks are lively in a blissful, summer-y sense, it provides

Mano’s Daughter – “Tailored”

The last track we posted from Mano’s Daughter – thrilling electro-pop effort “The Machine” – showed the London-based duo as master jugglers of somewhat polarizing elements: dark atmosphere and effervescent hooks. The London-based duo Sarah

Recycle Culture – “Hearts Over Clubs”

Recycle Culture makes good use of his name. The electronica producer is fond of recycling/re-using samples from various worlds of electronic music, from intimate field recordings to electro-based infusions of smoky soul/jazz

Banquise – “The Tramp and the Radio”

Hailing from Bordeaux, France, the elegant synth-pop of Banquise is showcased in enthralling and eclectic form through their new album, People Under the Sun. From the disco and funk-tinged crawl of “Present Has

Inevitable Daydream – “Summer Song”

Talk about a great first impression. “Summer Song” is the first non-demo release from very promising rock group Inevitable Daydream, based out of Kent, UK. They capture an exhilarating form of garage-rock

Two Bottle Jump – “Is This What They Mean?”

Two Bottle Jump are a raw yet talented rock group out of London, whose ferocious sound is an amalgamation of Wire’s concise post-punk, Franz Ferdinand’s stylish indie-rock, and various extractions from the heyday

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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