San Francisco-based artist Michellar delivers a tender vulnerability on new track “Never Say Sorry,” blending acoustic strums, twangy guitars, and layered vocals within explorations of love, loss, and hope. The track moves
New Tracks
Burns by TRALALAS Danish project TRALALAS, the dark-pop endeavor of songwriter Morten Alsinger, channels a cinematic, nocturnal intensity on new single “Burns.” Following July’s striking debut “Winter on the Vine,” this second
A rousing rocker that succeeds in both debonair and fervent moments, “Passerby” is a recent single from Crimson Brooks. The duo unveil a no-frills, bluesy rock energy — drawing from influences like
Los Angeles-based artist Lera Shemi immerses with her debut single “such a gooD boy,” a buzzing pop success that compels with its dark, grimy synth tones amidst punchy vocal dynamics. While its
Channeling a melodic, throwback rock charm with shades of Elvis Costello, “Attitude Change” is a resonating new track from Rusty Reid. The Seattle-based artist has caught our ears in the past with
“Silly Me” is an impactful new track from Iyla Elise, navigating seamlessly from folk-set heartfelt reflections into doses of heavier Americana and heartland rock. A sense of soul-searching enamors in the lyricism,
“Reruns” is a stirring new track from Colorado-based duo Woven Hollow, whose blend of dreamy folk intimacy and lyrical storytelling reflects on the cycles we repeat and the comforts we cling to
An immersive single with a nostalgic post-punk and dreamy pop intertwining, “Persona Non Grata” is the latest from Bones in Butter. The Serbian band caught our ears with their album Songs For
New Albums
Showcasing a punchy rock spirit with compelling coming-of-age narration, Pupal Phase is the four-song debut EP from Lost Grrrl Found, a New
MoreExperimental electronic textures, industrial dissonance, and hazy pop sensibilities converge on Was It Real or Was It Just Me?, the debut album
MoreBerlin-based composer, violist, and songwriter r Dina Maccabee steps into the foreground on LMNO, an eight-song album following years of collaboration with
MoreAugsburg, Germany-based experimental composer Markus Mehr’s WATERSHED EP transforms recordings from the opening days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine into a stark
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