New Tracks

Help Yourself to the Citrus – “Colors”

A recent track from Help Yourself to the Citrus, “Colors” blends warm, nostalgic bedroom folk with intimate vocals, soft acoustic strums, and subtle surreal textures. The duo of producer Lukas Keel and

tenbeforetwo – “Dastardly”

Swelling from moody, jangly rock allure into anthemic ardor, “Dastardly” is a stellar track from tenbeforetwo. Initially a solo vehicle for Tripsitters’ Michael Moffitt, the project impresses with a gripping rock sound

Lola Santiago – “Rose Hills”

A lushly absorbing, nocturnal electro-pop spell emanates across “Rose Hills,” a magnetic track from Los Angeles native Lola Santiago. “Take me to Rose Hills,” her vocals let out with starry-eyed allure, as

Duz Mancini – “Nostalgic Heat (Cowgirl Boots)”

Debonair vocals and twangy guitars lead an array of both suave and shimmering allure on Duz Mancini‘s track “Nostalgic Heat (Cowgirl Boots).” The New Orleans-based artist enamors with a cohesive, accomplished sound

Martin Kuiper – “Time”

Netherlands-based songwriter Martin Kuiper continues the rollout of his upcoming album Prison Of Modesty with “Time,” a memorable rocker rooted in personal reflection and late-blooming creative conviction. Written from memories of leaving

Duolant + Chris Rorrer – “Unwavering”

Producer Jeff Mettlewsky (Duolant) and cellist Chris Rorrer unite on “Unwavering,” an impactful collaboration merging electronic experimentation with intimate, melodic cello. Since first playing together in 2020, the duo has explored improvisation

Liz Nash – “Little Box House”

Florida-based songwriter Liz Nash consumes on her new single “Little Box House,” an introspective folk success that’s part of her ongoing Florida Songs Collection — a series of slice-of-life vignettes inspired by

Allison’s Invention – “Over It”

Philadelphia-based Allison’s Invention, the project of singer-songwriter, producer, and film/theatre composer Allison Tartalia, channels empowerment through release on “Over It.” Blending bold synth-pop with orchestral weight, the track reflects reckoning, sarcasm, and

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New Albums

Ryoka Hagiwara – ‘ICHI’

Edinburgh-based composer and pianist Ryoka Hagiwara debuts with ICHI, a solo piano album navigating fleeting memory and fragile identity through a striking

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