New Tracks

B-MACK – “Duckgrease Burning at The Crabhouse”

A funky smoothness takes over on “Duckgrease Burning at The Crabhouse,” the new single from B-MACK. Produced solely by the artist in his Staten Island-based home studio, the track showcases the charismatic,

Gianfranco GFN – “Doctor Wind”

A track from Gianfranco GFN‘s upcoming album, “Doctor Wind” is described by the Swiss artist as “a meditation that explores the power of the wind and its impact on our spirit.” A

HATS TM – “last stop”

Evolving from debonair intrigue into a riveting, theatrical expanse, “last stop” is a strongly memorable debut single from HATS TM. The Reading, UK-based artist presents a climactic appeal throughout, evolving seamlessly from

Jonah Sirtes – “Make Me Feel (Something)”

Sydney-based artist Jonah Sirtes struts a danceable infectiousness on “Make Me Feel (Something),” a single that blends spacey synth components with enthusiastic vocal samples and climactic percussion. The title-referencing vocal sequence exudes

Daze of Laur – “Outlaw in the Sky”

A cinematic, psychedelic folk spirit takes hold on “Outlaw in the Sky,” the new single from Daze of Laur, the project of Los Angeles-based artist Laura Esgro. Born and raised in Topanga

90 Minute Cassette – “It’s Something Else”

Kansas City-based band 90 Minute Cassette mesh chirpy guitar jangles and playfully effervescent synths on new single “It’s Something Else,” exuding an ’80s nostalgia with its twinkling rock and pop intertwining. Led

Povyy – “Don’t Fall Asleep”

Another engaging output from Boston-based project Povyy, “Don’t Fall Asleep” ventures from a lush entrancement into a pleading dreaminess — yearning to hold onto the moment. Quaint guitar jangles complement visceral vocal

Ferris Hill – “The American West”

Exuding a crisply melodic sophisti-pop appeal with a Prefab Sprout reminiscence, “The American West” is a new single from Ferris Hill, a songwriter and producer based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Glistening acoustics

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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