New Tracks

Jacob Milstein – “I Want to Be Your Lover”

“I Want to Be Your Lover” is an inviting new track from Jacob Milstein, an artist based in Oklahoma City and Nashville. Bird-chirping and gentle acoustics establish a warming introduction, bolstered by

Elias Pellicer – “X-ray Of The Real Thing”

A magnetic sophisti-pop sound allures on “X-ray Of The Real Thing,” a track from Norwegian drummer and songwriter Elias Pellicer. Fondly reminiscent of a cross between Danny Wilson and The Divine Comedy,

Will Orchard – “Something’s Gotta Go”

A twangy rock introspection consumes on “Something’s Gotta Go,” an enveloping single from Will Orchard. The Nashville-via-New England based artist describes the release as “a cathartic release, and an acknowledgement of self-inflicted

dnhm – “Spite”

Swelling from hazy intrigue into punchy alt-pop emotion, "Spite" is a fantastic track from Vancouver-based artist dnhm.

Charlie Boyle – “Moment”

A stirring rock sound shines on “Moment,” a recent track from Charlie Boyle. “This is a song about time slipping through your fingers in life while feeling lost and confused in the

Ani Even – “Be With Me”

Conjuring a haunting sound with its vocal quivers, chilly piano adornments, and art-folk acoustics, “Be With Me” is an immersive success of a track from Copenhagen-based artist Ani Even. The track’s aesthetic

Matt Saxton – “Rough Patch”

Melodic piano, warming organs, and grippingly perseverant themes resonate throughout “Rough Patch,” a consuming piece of songwriting from Matt Saxton. The East Sussex, UK-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist delivers an emotively affecting sound

Maddy Little – “Over It”

A rousing rock sound complements explorations of commitment and being stuck in a situationship on “Over It,” a melodic standout of a track from Toronto-based artist Maddy Little. “This song is about

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New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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