New Tracks

Nick Noon – “Who Needs Who”

Nashville-based artist Nick Noon struts a no-frills rock charm on new single “Who Needs Who,” whose charismatic vocal tone and buzzing guitar tenacity encourages movement in life and on the dancefloor alike.

Friend of a Friend – “nothingforme”

Chicago-based duo Friend of a Friend enthrall with melodic momentum across folk and rock intertwining, seamlessly intriguing on new single “nothingforme.” Claire Molek and Jason Savsani formed the project in 2020, and

Catholic Guilt – “I Used To Be Someone”

Melbourne-based band Catholic Guilt unveil a crisply emotive pop and rock appeal on new single “I used To Be Someone,” releasing in partnership with California-based independent label Wiretap Records. Introspective verses with

Betre – “Loving You (Isn’t So Hard)”

Bangkok-based artist Betre presents a beautifully dreamy composure across “Loving You (Isn’t So Hard),” enthralling with an emotive pop allure. A consistently serene vocal tone and gentle guitar washes assemble a spaciously

Tyler Meacham – “dream house”

A heartfelt folk enamoring takes hold on “dream house,” a new single from Tyler Meacham, an artist based in Richmond, Virginia. Depictions of a dream home — with a garden, and a

charms – “rudy”

Brooklyn-based trio charms unveil a captivating debut single in “rudy,” a gorgeously produced success with shoegaze and dream-pop inclinations. “Are you thinking of me?” the serene vocals ask alongside clanking guitars, with

EVNTYD – “In Motion”

A lushly affecting, melodic alt-rock dreaminess is evident throughout “In Motion,” a recent single from EVNTYD, the project of JuliĆ”n BerdeguĆ©. Preceding an EP, out at the end of April, “In Motion”

New Albums

Boni – ‘III’

III impresses as a dynamic, stylistic unveiling of works from Canadian producer Boni, a founding member of the experimental electronic group Fried

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Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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