New Tracks

Dean Carter – “Hyacinth”

Glastonbury-based artist Dean Carter crafts a lushly inviting soundscape throughout “Hyacinth,” a track off the new album Songs Without Words, Vol. 2. The release boasts a dozen instrumental delights, emphasizing the artist’s

Bastie – “Too Late”

A shimmering, twangy infusing of pop and rock, “Too Late” is a single from Hereford, UK-based artist Bastie. The effort marks his first collaboration with producer Brett Shaw (Florence And the Machine,

Blueprint Tokyo – “Stand and Deliver”

A hooky fusing of piano and guitars stir with emotive appeal on “Stand and Deliver,” the latest single from Oklahoma City-based band Blueprint Tokyo. They impressed earlier this year, with the Cinema

Wild Horse – “Attraction”

“Attraction” is another stellar, hooky single from Wild Horse, the Brighton-based trio who have already caught our ears this year with the tracks “Cougar” and “Do You Wanna Talk.” Their fifth single

Amanda Brecker – “Wrong Again”

NYC artist Amanda Brecker touts an atmospheric ’80s nostalgia with pop and rock appeal on new single “Wrong Again,” co-written with the artist Daniel Jakubovic. Emitting a tale of unrequited love, the

Sinéad Ann – “Four Walls”

A riveting new single from German-Irish songwriter singer/songwriter Sinéad Ann, “Four Walls” balances introspective folk and passionately soaring rock escalation. Creeping strings build into mellow keys and soulful vocals, emitting feelings of

YAYME – “Try”

“Try” is a new single from YAYME, the project of Chinese-American artist Amy Jiang. Spending much of her childhood between Shanghai and Beijing prior to moving back stateside, Jiang became involved with

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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