New Tracks

Dylan Cox – “Surprise”

Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Dylan Cox exudes heartfelt introspection within a warming folk-rock arsenal on new single “Surprise.” Cox describes the memorable love song as “about the incredulous miracle of falling in and

Hornsbee – “16x’s”

Los Angeles-based artist Hornsbee unveils a climactic mystique on recent track “16x’s,” mixed by AIR’s Alf Briat. Orchestral flourishes and a wordless backing vocal procession glide into a stirring lead. “My haunted

GoodKids – “Your World”

“Your World” compels in its twangy guitar tones and harmonious vocal layers, representing the final of several re-releases from GoodKids as they prepare to release new material. Featuring Daniel Lavezzo on slide

Ripsime – “Shamanic Faith”

London-based artist Ripsime succeeds with an atmospheric electro-pop balladry on “Shamanic Faith,” whose dazzling production reminds fondly of Little Dragon’s lushest works. Ripsime describes the release as channeling “my frustration over the

Jamcie + Abi Flynn – “Its The Truth”

A melding of soulfully melodic pop, UK garage hypnotics, and debonair hip-hop entrancement shows on “Its The Truth,” a new single from Exeter, England-based artist Jamcie. Songwriter and singer Abi Flynn also

BERENICE – “Forgot To Love You”

“Forgot To Love You” is a memorable new single from BERENICE, an Italian artist based in London whose “spaghetti western pop” description proves apt in its stylish sound and contemplations on love.

Olly Pitcher – “New Track”

The simply titled “New Track” is an atmospheric gem from Brighton, UK-based artist Olly Pitcher, invoking both spacey lushness and jungle-set vibrancy in its atmospheric synths and house-friendly rhythmic grooves. Pitcher’s whistling

New Albums

Insignificant – ‘Become’ EP

An excellent debut EP from Insignificant, Become struts a memorable folk sound across its seven tracks. From the ghostly acoustics of “Ourselves”

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Cole Lumpkin – ‘HELIX’

On the sophomore album HELIX, Cole Lumpkin delivers a self-produced masterclass in resilience and eclectic charm. Written and performed entirely by Lumpkin,

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