New Tracks

Jeffrey Chan – “What Are Friends For”

“What Are Friends For” is the latest from Jeffrey Chan, an Australian-born, Los Angeles-based artist whose charismatic dance-pop sound stands out on this enveloping production. Chan describes the release as “about pushing

DPB – “Wonder Bells”

Celebrating the Christmas season with a festive and playful hip-hop direction, “Wonder Bells” is a recent track from DPB, the alias of David Paul Brooks. The track’s exploration of faith and its

Leanne Wilkins & the Weathered – “Alt-Reality”

A memorable single out today from Seattle-based act Leanne Wilkins & the Weathered, “Alt-Reality” invigorates with its soulful vocal presence and moody rock production — embracing a lushly atmospheric yet emotively gripping

Andrea Longato – “Wishlist”

New York-based artist Andrea Longato unveils an atmospheric jazz enthrallment on new single “Wishlist,” propelled by beautiful guitar work and jazzy rhythmic precision. The track comes via Longato’s upcoming album Thinking Heart,

Shweta Harve – “Why So Busy?”

An affecting track from Texas-based singer, guitarist, and poet Shweta Harve, “Why So Busy?” consumes in its illuminated drive — featuring glistening keys and organs — to various compelling vocal layers. Harve

MatAre – “The Day I Left This World”

Serene guitar jangles and melodic vocal dreaminess compel on “The Day I Left This World.” The track marks another stylish, debonair rock success from MatAre — enamoring earlier this year with tracks

Plans to Sand – “Languish”

“Languish” is a twangy slice of delightful power-pop from Plans to Sand, described by the Philadelphia-based band as “an unconventional love song to those who keep us thriving.” Layers of melodic vocal

New Albums

Elly Hopkins – ‘Animal’ EP

Bristol singer-songwriter Elly Hopkins makes a striking debut with Animal, a five-track EP that fuses rock charisma, Americana warmth, and soulful lyricism.

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Billy Peake – ‘Manic Waves’

Billy Peake‘s new album Manic Waves delivers a captivating mixture of hooky rock, nostalgic new wave, and sharp lyrical wit. Navigating personal

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Killing Kind – ‘Being Human’

Swedish band Killing Kind consume across their second album, Being Human — strutting a darkly impactful melding of post-punk and synth-driven entrancement.

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