New Tracks

Extreme Sports Club – “Congratulations!”

A new track from Extreme Sports Club, “Congratulations!” evolves with a feverish, melodic appeal. Lush guitars and strings concoct a mystique-filled opening, perking upon the “no way, no way,” vocal burst. Here,

Sparkbird – “Envy”

Reflecting on the pursuits of overcoming jealousy, “Envy” is a moving chamber-folk success from Sparkbird, the Portland-based artist who caught our attention in April with the single “Disembodied Mind.” “Envy” is produced

Bear Beat – “Bring You Down”

“Bring You Down” is the latest single from UK-based artist Bear Beat. A stylish electronic meshing is apparent throughout the effort’s climactic build, infusing elements of dubstep, dance, house, D&B, and metal.

Blenko – “Through Your Teeth”

Ruminating on life’s evolving complexities during uniquely grim eras, “Through Your Teeth” is a resonating single from Blenko, a project from Becky Blenko. The former frontwoman for the band Anna’s Bones, Blenko

Jonny Ong – “A Moment of Sunshine”

London-based artist Jonny Ong delivers a vibrant bounciness throughout “A Moment of Sunshine,” a catching new single. Playful piano brightness and “bids me good morning,” lyrical introductions drive into a refreshing brass-led

Butterfly Haus & Rosarii – “Remember Love”

A melodic meshing of soul and hip-hop, “Remember Love” is a compelling collaboration from Butterfly Haus and Rosarii, released via Brooklyn-based label Glass Bullet Sound Company. Themes of “healing and desire” center

Fantazmz – “Ugly” + “Captured”

The newly released Captured is the debut EP from Fantazmz, the project of NYC-based David Gagne. The sound echoes a stylish ’80s character, from the mysterious synth-pop introspection of “Ugly” to the

Isaac Jacobs – “Time It Takes”

“Time It Takes” is a lush electronic success from San Francisco-based producer Isaac Jacobs, via his upcoming album Sorry I Haven’t Called. Gentle synths lead into a comforting bass line, which ascends

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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