New Tracks

Alassane – “It Stopped For Once”

“It Stopped For Once” is a powerful new track from Alassane, an artist originally from Montreal and now based in Tucson, Arizona. An impactful vocal presence stars throughout, complemented with dynamic appeal

Nantua – “Sing”

The debut single from Bristol, UK-based duo Nantua, “Sing” enamors with a flourishing folk radiance. The project of vocalist Lynne Thomas and guitarist/drummer Lewis Bradshaw presents with a caressing introspection within, melding

Analog Dog – “get U hi*]”

San Francisco-based band Analog Dog strut a stylish rock charisma on new single “get U hi*]” — seamlessly melding nu-disco and prog-rock psychedelia within its replay-inducing production. The second single from their

Chè Aimee Dorval – “Joyride”

“Joyride” is a magnetic single from Vancouver-based artist Chè Aimee Dorval, who seamlessly builds from dreamy pop introspection into an anthemic “I won’t fall for the joyride,” ardency. Trip-hop, art-pop, and electronic

Matt Saxton – “Feel It Again”

A humbling and intimate depiction of yearning for a love’s renewal, “Feel It Again” is a resonating new single from Matt Saxton, a singer-songwriter based in East Sussex, UK. Consistently showcasing quality

The Beatroot Road – “Confusion Inland”

A colorfully hypnotic art-pop enamoring shows on “Confusion Inland,” a new single from Vancouver-based project The Beatroot Road. The final of five single releases until the release of their album Humanimal later

Frank Sintich – “Hasn’t Stopped Raining Yet”

Chicago-based singer-songwriter Frank Sintich crafts a powerful success in “Hasn’t Stopped Raining Yet,” a new single that speaks to ongoing struggle and the importance to persevere within and beyond that storm. In

Brandi Myer – “Crossing the Lines”

The second single from Canadian singer-songwriter Brandi Myer, “Crossing the Lines” melds warming guitar layers, caressing organs, and introspective lyricism for a memorable success. ’90s rock and Americana influences embed within, while

New Albums

The Drupes – ‘The Drupes’

New Orleans-based band The Drupes deliver a stellar self-titled debut album. Fusing ’60s-revival pop, harmonious rock, post-punk, and Britpop charm, the guitar-driven

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Tom Emlyn – ‘Passing Craze’

Swansea-based multi-instrumentalist Tom Emlyn’s album Passing Craze showcases his prolific, wide-ranging songcraft. Blending 1960s folk-influenced melodies, spacey synths, and touches of piano,

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Ryan Rickenbach – ‘Sirens’

A fantastic display of emotively impactful folk songwriting, Sirens is the debut full-length album from New York-based singer-songwriter Ryan Rickenbach. Produced by

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