New Tracks

Athena Lim – “Til’ the Sunrise”

London-based artist Athena Lim unveils a melodic, radiant sound with folk, rock, and pop appeal on new track “Til’ the Sunrise.” Ranging from string-laden adorations to the invigorating chorus’ anthemic beckoning, the

TYGERMYLK – “Natali”

 Crafting a memorable dreamy pop introspection, “Natali” is a riveting single from TYGERMYLK, the project of Hayley Harland. The track takes inspiration from a series of real-life events — centered around

Marc Soucy – “Charlie Backwards”

A compellingly high-energy melding of prog-rock and eclectic jazz fusion enamors on “Charlie Backwards,” a track from Boston-based artist Marc Soucy. Its recording took place in 1983, in a Dracut, Massachusetts stone

mel denisse – “Like a Fiend”

Bridging dreamy intrigue and brooding alt-pop fervor, “Like a Fiend” is a riveting new single from Nashville-based artist mel denisse. Quaint synth buzzes build into a jangly guitar drive, complemented by a

Raphael Davison – “I Will Stand”

“I Will Stand” is a memorable new track from Raphael Davison, who describes the release as “about standing up with those who are demonized and vilified.” Pulsing, warming guitars and a reflective

Desk Job. – “Camellia”

A heartrending new track from NYC-based project Desk Job., “Camellia” compels in its reflective, smitten ardor. The track reflects on the early, fleeting magic of a now decade-long relationship, swelling from folk-set

Matt Monsoor – “Sam’s Hill”

“Sam’s Hill” is a suavely impactful track from Matt Monsoor, unveiling a memorable folk and rock cohesion. The debonair vocals vocals emit a heady lyrical prowess with adventurous qualities — “sailing on

New Albums

harper – ‘Breach’

Blending orchestral chambergaze with melancholic fuzz rock, Breach is the stunning debut album from Detroit-based ensemble harper. The album’s title track opens

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ko.valainen – ‘life’

A conceptual, modular synthesis experiment, life is the artistic new album from Brooklyn-based project ko.valainen. Dividing human existence into eight distinct states

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