New Tracks

Maria Grazia Altea – “Black Out”

Based in Tempio Pausania, Maria Grazia Altea brings a compelling personal sensibility to her new single “Black Out,” writing its lyrics and melody herself while contributing signature lead guitar. The single reflects

Cathrin Poschin – “Hidden Down”

A grippingly atmospheric track from contemporary composer and sound designer Cathrin Poschin, “Hidden Down” merges neoclassical composition with subtle electronic elements. Using just four instruments, Poschin crafts a trance-like soundscape of piercing

V.2 – “Hit Me Back”

V.2, an independent artist from Holt, Alabama, makes a compelling introduction with “Hit Me Back,” a smooth melodic hip-hop track shaped by introspective reflections on regret, distance, and love. Breezy acoustics, expressive

George Styles – “How Will I Ever Know”

George Styles‘ recent track “How Will I Ever Know” marks a creative reunion 25 years in the making, bringing Styles back together with former bandmate and drummer Tommy Street. Joined by bassist

Annika Bellamy – “Thats What I’m Thinking”

“That’s What I’m Thinkin’” is a soulful new single from Southern California-based artist Annika Bellamy, capturing the escapist rush of imagining romantic possibilities with someone special. Brassy flourishes, melodic keys, and jazzy

SLEEP CLUB – “Weight Of Ease”

Balancing a lushly hypnotic delivery with dynamic rock spells, from shoegaze-y textures to alt-rock ardor, “Weight of Ease” is a consuming new track from SLEEP CLUB. Representing the solo project of Matt

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New Albums

MatAre – ‘matar la luz’

matar la luz blends darkwave, post-punk, and dream-pop across Atlanta-based solo artist MatAre‘s latest full-length, balancing brooding guitar work and synth-driven atmosphere

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Voix Nulle – ‘Latticework’

Delighting in its modular synth textures, escalating rhythms, and gradual shifts in intensity, Latticework is the debut album from Voix Nulle, the

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Santa Ana – ‘Vagío del 62’

Spanish artist Santa Ana blends psychedelic guitar work, atmospheric synths, and expressive vocal arrangements across Vagío del 62, a debut album that

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