New Tracks

Livingmore – “Places”

Bridging atmospheric dream-pop with a ’90s alt-rock nostalgia, “Places” is a new single from Los Angeles-based band Livingmore. The stellar track represents the first single from Livingmore’s upcoming album The Garden, produced

Old Crush – “On My Mind”

“On My Mind” is a smoothly melodic single from Old Crush, the Berlin-based project of Josue Campos. The track evolves from lush keys into trickling guitar suaveness, with vocals admitting “I need

Dakota Theim – “Wild Magnolias”

Wild Magnolias by Dakota Theim The title track from Dakota Theim‘s new EP, “Wild Magnolias” enamors in its expressive retro-minded pop bounce. Lyrically traversing from summer breezes to moonlit seas, the track

Small Victory – “Afraid of Change”

Nashville-based duo Small Victory showcase a memorable rock sound on “Afraid of Change,” whose gripping production spans from synth-touched atmospherics into stomping rock raucousness as the title-touting affirmation takes hold. “Afraid of

Nick Marks – “Between Gigs”

Consuming with a stylish jazz and hip-hop fusion, “Between Gigs” is the latest single from Nick Marks, a New York-based Australian composer and producer. The effort marks a slight aesthetic departure for

M. Cross Dougherty – “Transmission”

M. Cross Dougherty reveals an intriguing ambient enthrallment throughout his new single “Transmission.” The North Carolina-based multi-instrumentalist and producer crafts a woozy, spacey soundscape with warming synth swells and textural glimmers. The

Marc-E – “Before the Thought”

“Before the Thought” is an eerily captivating single from Marc-E. The Vancouver-based artist caught our attention with the single “Acceptance” a couple years ago, and continues to craft a strongly idiosyncratic aesthetical

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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