New Tracks

Floating Circles – “Snappy Dan”

The vibrantly expressive “Snappy Dan” is a memorable track from London-based band Floating Circles. The project emerged from the jazz scene, and has integrated an eclectic array of styles into their exciting

Bessie Deakin – “Magic Man”

A debonair production that deftly balances balladry and hooky vintage pop, “Magic Man” is an alluring single from London based singer/songwriter Bessie Deakin. Lush keys and dynamic vocals, tonally reminiscent of Tennis’

Matt Saxton – “Freedom”

Embracing a dreamy piano-forward emotiveness, “Freedom” is the latest single from UK singer/songwriter Matt Saxton. The track is the first single from Saxton’s upcoming album, which per the artist is “about the

Mono Sources – “Perfect Silence”

A moody and budding success from Long Beach-based duo Mono Sources, “Perfect Silence” traverses a mystique-filled soundscape with late-night synth tones and patient guitar builds. Lyrically touching “upon wonder, belief, and finding

Love Crumbs + Cloudbelly – “Vacant Dream”

“Vacant Dream” is a moving, heartfelt collaboration from Love Crumbs and Cloudbelly. Lyrically inspired by experiences with a family member suffering from drug addiction, the track plays with a loving yet realistic

Love Me My Alien – “We Can Fly”

Love Me My Alien is a Philadelphia-based project comprising brothers Anthony and Michael Montesano, in addition to Justin DiFebbo. Representing the first track from their upcoming debut EP, “We Can Fly” conjures

ultrasaturated – “Swimming Thru”

A dreamy engrossment shows throughout “Swimming Thru,” a new track from ultrasaturated. The band’s members are mainstays in Italy’s hardcore and punk scenes (playing in bands like Halfway Home, Amalia Bloom, and

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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