New Tracks

Frederick, the First – “Spit You Out”

Showing a charismatic pop sound driven by bass-led suaveness and a climactic vocal build, “Spit You Out” is the latest single from Los Angeles-based artist Frederick, the First. Impressing last month with

Matt Warren – “Flight at the End”

An emotive alt-rock sound compels on “Flight at the End,” a new track from Nantwich, UK-based artist Matt Warren. The first single from Warren’s upcoming concept album Excited to Die, “Flight at

Bad Bubble – “Clover Mess”

A stirring track featuring soaring vocal emotion and a majestic string-laden production, “Clover Mess” is a powerful showing from Bad Bubble. The solo artist is prolific, with over 100 releases since the

Movie Club – “Thresher”

“Thresher” is a menacing instrumental rock success from Movie Club, a duo based in Venice Beach comprising drummer Jessamyn Violet and guitarist Vince Cuneo. Bassist Tim Lefebvre (David Bowie) and saxophonist David

Damage Control (DMZL x MOSES) – “Hollow”

“Hollow” is the confident debut single from Damage Control, a stylish collaborative project from producer Guy Moses and singer-rapper DMZL (the alter ego of singer Almog Dror). The track releases alongside a

Bad Ass Beauty – “Typecast”

Another thrilling, impassioned rocker from Bad Ass Beauty, “Typecast” finds the Los Angeles-based artist continuing her stream of raucous rock success — catching our ears in prior months with tracks like “Broken”

MARSEY – “Just Friends”

“Just Friends” is the serene pop debut from MARSEY, who describes the effort as “about playfully suggesting to a long time friend that you might want to explore a Summer of romance

Jack Sloan – “Wait”

“Wait” struts a charismatic, escalating rock appeal from Brooklyn-based artist Jack Sloan. A suave bass thumping and stutter-y guitar trickles drive into a lush vocal lead, driving into a momentary multi-vocal conversational

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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