New Tracks

Toria Rainey – “Cowboy Song”

A resonating track about belonging and identity from Toria Rainey, “Cowboy Song” resonates in its folk-pop appeal and metaphorical prowess — employing “cowboyhood” as a depiction of “feeling like an outsider, a

Reduction in Force – “No ID”

San Diego-based project Reduction in Force continues an impressive run of singles with “No ID,” showcasing a hooky synth-touched alt-rock sound within lyrical commentaries of identity, labels, and societal pressure. Led by

Carter Ace – “LITTLE BIT OF CONVERSATION”

Pop, funk, and hip-hop stylings coexist with infectious, heartfelt enthrallment on “LITTLE BIT OF CONVERSATION,” the new track from Carter Ace and his forthcoming album, SPADE, out in August. The Los Angeles-based

Kristen Castro – “Summer Rain”

A dreamy, jangling pop appeal shines on “Summer Rain,” an alluring new single from Nashville-based artist Kristen Castro. Coming via her upcoming debut album Capricorn Baby, out on August 29th, “Summer Rain”

Pony Gold – “Impossible Dream”

Canadian alt-country artist Pony Gold consumes with a powerful sound on new single “Impossible Dream,” coming via her upcoming album High Road Reverie, out on October 3rd. “I wrote this song in

Blonde Otter – “Your Number”

 NYC-based rockers Blonde Otter strut a stylish, anthemic vigor on new track “Your Number,” whose charismatic sound and palpable structural momentum make for ample replay appeal. The band, which formed in

Mercy Kelly – “Speak Too Soon”

Unveiling a shimmering rock and pop cohesion, “Speak Too Soon” is a stirring new track from Mercy Kelly, a band based in Manchester, UK. The release is the first of four upcoming

Olesia Glants – “Save Me”

A stylish pop sound, infusing EDM and house infectiousness amidst soulful vocal charisma, impresses on “Save Me” — the new single from Olesia Glants. Originally from Ukraine and now based in Dubai,

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New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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