New Tracks

Lia Woods – “Fevering”

Los Angeles-based artist Lia Woods impresses with crunchy alt-rock vigor and dreamy pop soaring alike on debut single “Fevering.” Chugging guitar distortion complement vocals that admit “I’d rather be alone,” escalating into

Graffick – “Never Come Back”

A dynamic electronic soundscape stirs on “Never Come Back,” a new single from Graffick, the project of San Francisco-based producer and DJ Blaine Counter. The third single from upcoming album Spectra, “Never

Good Deal – “Circles”

Twangy guitar work enamors alongside a lush, introspective vocal feeling on “Circles,” a single from Raleigh, NC-based quartet Good Deal. Lyrics stir in capturing a certain time in one’s life, where uncertainty

Sunrosa – “Green Pastures”

Enthralling in its journey from hypnotic folk understatements into a rousing rock exhilaration, “Green Pastures” is a resonating new single from Sunrosa. Lush acoustics and ruminating vocal reflections craft a hypnotic, textured

Aptøsrs – “Rust Mountain”

The striking debut single from Los Angeles-based artist Aptøsrs, “Rust Mountain” is an instrumental tour-de-force — spanning from gentle orchestral haunts into a menacing array of industrial murmuring and furious string arrangements.

Cameron Cade – “changing (at your hands)”

Denver-based artist Cameron Cade presents an emotively gripping sound with the new single “changing (at your hands).” A chilly piano-forward folk sound complements lyrical perspectives on solitude and an ensuing sense of

Sluka – “Saving It All”

An evolving chamber-pop charisma engages throughout “Saving It All,” a recent single from San Diego-based artist Sluka. Representing the first single from Sluka’s upcoming album Cautionary Yell, “Saving It All” builds into

Nana Bangz – “Alive”

Evolving from soulful nostalgia into a hard-hitting hip-hop energy, “Alive” is a new single from Dallas-based rapper Nana Bangz. ’90s rap influences like Lil Kim and Missy Elliott are evident in the

New Albums

Titus Maz – ‘Midnight Station’

London-based guitarist Titus Maz digs into late-night introspection on his excellent album Midnight Station. Blending modern jazz, groove fusion, and cinematic textures,

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The Drupes – ‘The Drupes’

New Orleans-based band The Drupes deliver a stellar self-titled debut album. Fusing ’60s-revival pop, harmonious rock, post-punk, and Britpop charm, the guitar-driven

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