New Tracks

Linuss – “Crazy Eyes”

“Crazy Eyes” is a dreamy pop earworm from Los Angeles-based artist Linuss. A hazy synth pad effervescence builds alongside playful percussion, joined shortly thereafter by calming guitar-laden dreaminess. The production and vocal

Slow Animals – “Changing Tides”

Nashville-based quarter Slow Animals strut a breezy, jangly charm on their debut single “Changing Tides.” “Sometimes it’s better just to go with the flow,” the vocals let out, reflective of the tonal

Anna Sun – “Do What You Have To”

Brooklyn-based trio Anna Sun craft a moody rock intrigue on new single “Do What You Have To,” emitting a post-breakup stirring alongside a sound steeped in post-punk and alt-rock fervency. The former

Night Driving in Small Towns – “Nothing to Do”

Fusing a grungy rock invigoration alongside dreamy vocal hypnotics, “Nothing to Do” is an engaging single from Night Driving in Small Towns, a Georgia-based project led by songwriters Andrea Rogers (lyrics) and

Miracle on Film – “Timothy Dalton”

“Timothy Dalton” is a debonair rock success from Miracle on Film, the project of Los Angeles based multi-instrumentalist and producer Alex Pace. Miracle on Film caught our ears this past spring with

Vendaval – “Ripple Blue”

Vendaval’s newest single, “Ripple Blue,” was recorded, produced, mastered and mixed by the Brooklyn-based artist, alongside the rest of his discography. The song treads a line between moody surfer rock and dream-pop,

Maarten Rischen – “Serenity?”

A dynamic showcase of both lush fantasy-like comfort and erupting orchestral passion, “Serenity?” is an epic new track from Dutch artist Maarten Rischen. Released alongside a video featuring dancer Alina Spittan, which

Todd Kowaluk – “Enough is Enough”

“Enough is Enough” is the latest single from Vancouver-based singer/songwriter Todd Kowaluk. The dynamic acoustic guitars exude reverberating pulses and lusher frolicking alike, amidst contemplative lyrics that balance protest-song calls for action

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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