New Tracks

Aleesha Dibbs – “Comin For Me Now”

“Comin For Me Now” is an eerily inviting single from Australian multi-instrumentalist Aleesha Dibbs, representing the fourth and final track from the new EP, Paradise Lost. Dibbs is also known for previous

Emilio Gonzalez – “Look Alive”

A breezy folk sound meshes with poetic contemplations on the passing of time with “Look Alive,” a beautifully written single from Emilio Gonzalez. Alongside the track’s producer/engineer Camron Reichert, Gonzalez studies music

Helladusty – “My Funny Bones”

“My Funny Bones” is a lushly engaging single from Helladusty, the project of Livan Becerra. Nocturnal synth whispers and a steady bass line complement a yearning vocal presence, as guitars and backing

Midnight Psychic – “You Should Move On”

A murky post-punk styling consumes throughout “You Should Move On,” the new track from Midnight Psychic, a project formed in 2022 by Connecticut-based musicians Jayson Munro and George Moore. They provide an

The Landing – “Outersphere”

Impressing in the past with a variety of singles, from the spacey pop of “Consider the Crown” to the funky delights of “No Such Thing as Normal,” The Landing compels again with

Wiff – “Doesn’t Mean Much”

“Doesn’t Mean Much” is a blast of grippingly nostalgic alt-rock from Denver-based band Wiff. Heavy, exhilarating guitars glide effortlessly into the initial verses, propelled by a bouncy bass line and composed vocals.

Patryk Kania – “Gin Mill Club”

Another haunting pop success from Belfast-based artist Patryk Kania, “Gin Mill Club” casts a brooding alt-pop spell with its nocturnal vocal tones and synth-laden atmospherics. Produced by Kania’s longtime collaborator, Florida-based Kevin

Andy Smythe – “Prodigal Son”

London-based artist Andy Smythe impresses with the gorgeously produced single “Prodigal Son.” Ravishing strings and harmonizing vocal intrigue compel immediately, as lyrics capture the feeling of “returning home after travelling.” The reference

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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