New Tracks

Lewis Daniel – “Ships Do Sail”

Captivating in its deft intertwining with expressive saxophone and drum/bass precision, “Ships Do Sail” is the second single from South London-based saxophonist and composer Lewis Daniel. Themes of letting go are apparent

Christopher Ellis – “Ragdoll”

Los Angeles-based artist Christopher Ellis crafts a moving sound on “Ragdoll,” whose balladry compels across both lush acoustic strums and gorgeous string arrangements. Ellis drew inspiration from the experience of seeing a

Stephen Thomas – “Breaking Hearts”

An invigorating, enthused rock sound compels on “Breaking Hearts,” the newly released single from Stephen Thomas. “All I wanna do is live my life with no regrets,” Thomas’ spirited vocal presence emits

Cecil Alexander – “remembered”

A beautifully serene guitar-led soundscape lingers throughout “remembered,” a new track from Cecil Alexander. Originally from Muskegon, MI, Alexander has drawn praise and won awards for his work as a jazz guitarist.

Maggie Mae – “Clockwork”

Philadelphia-based artist Maggie Mae unveils a dynamic range between lush introspection and rousing rock passion within "Clockwork," described as a "song about the act of creation itself." The track represents the fourth

Adios Ghost – “D.Y.T.”

NYC-based band Adios Ghost combine funky rhythmic entrancement and dreamy electronic mystique on the captivating “D.Y.T.” The single comes via their upcoming album, Happy House, which was produced by Phil Mossman of

Django Duyns – “Leather Skin”

Amsterdam-based artist Django Duyns shows a stylish rock and pop cohesion on “Leather Skin,” where suave vocals build enjoyably into soulful guitar complements and hazy synth shimmering. The release follows up the

Sungaze – “House on the Hill”

A dreamily enticing success from Cincinnati-based band Sungaze, “House on the Hill” swells from lush intrigue into a soaring, textured shoegaze-friendly ardency. The track follows the act’s self-titled album, released last year.

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New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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