New Tracks

Hope Slide – “Something Changed”

The debut single from Canadian band Hope Slide, “Something Changed” is a moody success that “captures the agony, confusion, hope and elation that come with a metamorphosis.” String-laden infusions alongside delicate piano

Evelyn – “I’m A Dog”

A heartfelt track from Evelyn, “I’m A Dog” melds introspective folk and soaring pop twinkling with consuming results. The track marks the first single from the artist’s upcoming full-length album, Someday We

Imaginary Family – “How We Have Changed”

A gorgeous sound is on display throughout “How We Have Changed,” exuding a chamber-pop appeal in its stirring string arrangements, illuminated piano work, and calmingly melodic vocals. The track is a thorough

homesick aliens – “Close Encounters (With Terra)”

An otherworldly, lush intrigue takes hold initially on “Close Encounters (With Terra),” a recent single from homesick aliens that expands into a feverish rock sound. Gliding guitar lines and jazz-touched percussion complement

Matt Monsoor – “Jeremy”

“Jeremy” is a memorable showcase in songwriting from Matt Monsoor, impressing with a sound that bridges rootsy rock with folk introspection. The bass-heavy initial drive adorns the “check your own box,” vocal

Karyn Kuhl – “No Traces”

“No Traces” is a standout new single from Karyn Kuhl, based out of Hoboken, NJ — where she first made waves with earlier bands Gut Bank and Sexpod. The past two decades

Dirty Mitts – “Electric Kid”

London-based rockers Dirty Mitts unveil a bluesy charisma on new single “Electric Kid.” The vocals conjure a climactic, motivational appeal — “then I moved to Paris, to become someone,” — following the

New Albums

Tlön – ‘Reality’

Blending the elegance of classical composition with the curiosity of experimental sound design, Tlön — the electroacoustic duo of Sara Övinge and

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Bianca Nisha – ‘Blood&Sugar’

Danish artist Bianca Nisha enthralls on her second album, Blood&Sugar, a cinematic alt-pop journey that melds Nordic melancholy with orchestral grandeur. Built

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