New Tracks

Molly Willis – “Hypocentre”

Captivating with a moody mystique, “Hypocentre” is a new track from Molly Willis, an artist based in Norwich, UK. Serene acoustics build into debonair guitar twangs, exuding touches of spaghetti-western nostalgia as

Jan Youri – “T.E.R.M”

“T.E.R.M” transports listeners to another world with its futuristic synth effervescence, spoken-word infusions, and excitable arp-laden charisma. The track comes courtesy of French artist Jan Youri. The self-taught singer/songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer

Ari Joshua – “Dragons Layer”

Dragons Layer by Ari Joshua, Billy Martin, John Medeski, Jason Fraticelli “Dragons Layer” is an electrifying instrumental rocker, featuring some very notable artists from NYC’s avant-garde scene. John Medeski (electric organ) and

Talks Make Do – “Room For Love”

The sophomore single from Dutch band Talks Make Do, “Room For Love” struts a grooving rock sound with a confident infectiousness. “Why do you take up all my room for love?” the

Empress Eyes – “Stay Dead”

Stay Dead by Empress Eyes “Stay Dead” is a powerful new single from Empress Eyes, a Grand Rapids-based project led by the captivating songwriting of Clare. The track enthralls with a biting,

The Pulltops – “With You”

Impressing in its range of synth-laden contemplation and anthemic stirring, “With You” is the latest single from Milwaukee-based duo The Pulltops. Representing their sixth single so far this year, “With You” continues

Somber Western – “You Hide It Well”

A lushly introspective single from California-based artist Somber Western, “You Hide It Well” ruminates on a decaying relationship with compelling yearning. “I’m heartbroken just thinking about you now,” the vocals admit as

Catch Prichard – “Those That Live Dance”

Oakland-based artist Catch Prichard casts a slow-burning spell on new single "Those That Live Dance," whose textured folk sound finds warming enduring in the artist's calming vocal consistency and brassy flourishes.

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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