New Tracks

Lucas Player – “More Than You”

New York-based multi-instrumentalist Lucas Player exudes a wintry, tranquil mystique on new single “More Than You.” Calming piano layers accompany a slight, trickling ambient effect underneath as the haunting vocals emerge. Steady

Risley – “Breadcrumbs”

Immersing with its brisk bass lines, debonair vocal rises, and erupting guitar lines, “Breadcrumbs” is a melodic rock success from Portland-based band Risley. Twinkling guitar twangs pair with the vigorous rhythms as

Talk to Your Neighbor – “Knock”

A riveting journey of a track from Washington DC-based musical collective Talk to Your Neighbor, “Knock” stirs in its eclectic range — immersing from haunting folk minimalism to jazz-touched rhythmic intensity. “I’m

Mad Bad World – “Weirdo”

Lush synths and soaring guitar ardency intertwine on “Weirdo,” a memorable track from Mad Bad World. The project comes via multi-instrumentalist Matt Battle. Originally from Rochester, NY, Battle has worked as a

Drew Elder – “Narrow Creek”

Drew Elder unveils a stylish chamber-pop immersion on recent single “Narrow Creek,” described by the artist as taking inspiration “by the value of being in nature.” Pit-pattering percussion and heartfelt, cinematic strings

Moez Masoud – “Here to Stay”

A powerful sound emanates within “Here to Stay,” a recent single from Moez Masoud, an artist based in Cairo, Egypt. The release is dedicated to the children of Palestine and Lebanon, suffering

Ty Wood – “Magic”

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Ty Wood struts a heartfelt folk-pop appeal on new single “Magic.” The vibrant, positive production emphasizes the beauty of someone bringing out one’s best traits. “Life should be lived and

New Albums

Colseth – ‘Stellar Illusions’

A radiant, emotive pop showcase from multi-instrumentalist Colseth, Stellar Illusions impresses with a dynamic tonal prowess across its 12 tracks. Glistening lushness

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Zabus – ‘Automatic Writhing’

An ominous post-punk atmospheric prowess lingers throughout Automatic Writhing, the new album from Washington, D.C.-based project Zabus. Aptly, the darkly impactful soundscapes

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