A debonair pop success from Edgar Everyone, “U PUSH ME” implements a heady bass envelopment amidst sporadic, glimmering synths into a fantastic title-referencing hook. “You push me out…” the vocals begin, as
New Tracks
Impressing in both lush rhythmic intrigue and guitar-fronted ardency, “Dreaming of You” is a memorable new single from CHNNLL, the project of Chicago-based vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Chris Davidson. “I need to
A gorgeous production from Gina Sobel, “Redbud” presents a meditative, orchestral-laden sound alongside Sobel’s gripping vocal suaveness. The track’s production is ravishing, with the orchestration calling to mind “My Cherie Amour” at
A melodic rock delight from Atlanta-based act Strumbrush, “Daylight on TV” weaves twangy guitars, lush acoustics, and magnetic vocal work for an alluring overall sound. The track comes via their newly released
Connecticut-based solo artist Cole Crawford presents a dreamy, jangly allure on new single "Memories of You." Crawford describes the release as being "inspired emotionally by memories of past close friends."
Two new tracks from Doc Rhombus continue to emphasize the Minneapolis-based producer’s knack for hooky yet lush pop movers. First catching our ears in 2022 with the album Retroactions, Doc Rhombus shows
A catchy new track from Dan the Spaceman and Light Work, “It Takes One (Don’t Look Back Now)” melds twangy guitars and starry-eyed twinkling amidst infectious vocal sequences. The “don’t look back,”
Dublin-based duo Fig/Astro impress on their debut single “VR,” strutting a soulfully mellow rock entrancement with a replay-inducing groove. Per the band, the track represents their re-imagining of “a day in the
New Albums
An enthralling folk sound pairs with gripping lyrical depictions of collapse on Songs from the Apocalypse, the debut album from Asa Stone.
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Kindwave’s captivating album Net Runner is a “one-hour cinematic ambient suite” that depicts a sonic journey through a dystopian future, where machines
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A stirring album out today from Irish artist Joe Hodgson, Fields Of Redemption showcases a dynamic appeal that spans from bluesy rock
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On his third album I’m Sorry For Bringing You Down, Andrew Butler invites listeners deep into his psyche, navigating themes of grief,
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