A contagious success of a single from Kiss the Tiger, “Big Booty Scooty” channels a throwback rock appeal — echoing ’50s era vocal work amidst an enjoyably frantic range of bouncy keys,
New Tracks
Brooklyn-based act Wyyrrd melds twangy rock charms and a glam-friendly throwback vigor on “Pocketful of Dimes.” The release marks the first single from their upcoming album. Led by songwriting duo Jeremy Batt
Hazy synth and suave vocals lead an infectious entrancement on “Hollywood,” a recent single from familyfriend. — a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and performer based in Nottingham, England. A balmy, soulful vocal presence is
A post-punk bass pulse and wandering guitar entrancement delight on “Hearts That Would Not Listen,” a recent single from Mayreh. Per the project: “The song recalls hazy memories of house shows in
An enjoyably peppy rock foreboding stirs on “Vampires,” a track from Jim Kroft. The track represents one of 12 songs Kroft will be releasing throughout 2025. The tracks were recorded in Berlin,
A warming folk introspection takes hold on “Little Cracks,” a recent track from Ira Ellison. Lyrical perspectives of feeling “like a little kid,” prove relatable, in the context of adulthood’s tumult. “Couldn’t
A serenely melodic pop success, “Look to the Sky” is the new single from Reno-based artist Afsaneh. Its contemplative feelings — echoed in the serene instrumentation and “I look to the sky,”
Los Angeles-based artist SEEDR crafts a soulful electro-pop intrigue on “Sublime,” a powerful single crafted alongside LA-based creative producer Noams. A captivating vocal momentum evolves amidst a range of hypnotic rhythmic pulses
New Albums
The second full-length from NYC-based band Adios Ghost, Happy House consumes in its melding of electronica, funk, rock, and beyond, marking a
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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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A wholly immersive album spanning from psych-rock soaring to chilly electronic soundscapes, The Old Man Who Lends Nostalgia marks a brilliant debut
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Camera Obscura is the excellent debut album from Belgian artist Scopitone, blending genre-spanning rock with haunting, cinematic soundscapes. The project of Vincent
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