Astralix — the union of Gary Dranow, Chris Zoupa, and producer Louis Dupont — show an eclectic, sophisticated, and melodically immediate electro-pop sound on new track “Velocity.” The vocals lead the way
New Tracks
Escalating from late-night guitar creakiness into a synth-touched anthemic expanse, “Street Lights” is the latest track from Past Hours, the project from songwriter and producer Lucy Pettitt. Written following a devastating break-up,
“Foolish” is a dazzling pop success from blondfire, meshing hypnotic synths with lyrics “about going all in to take a chance on love.” Admissions to being “ready to fall so foolish,” captures
A laid-back, hypnotic daze captivates on “New Pony,” a new track from The Nanners, the duo of Nicholas Ewing and Thomas Ferraiuolo. “We can help you find anything you need, in the
The latest success from Los Angeles-based artist Katmaz, “Blue Morpho” takes inspiration from the elusive butterfly of the same name. A past lover is another source of influence, with their enigmatic and
Funky bass, playful guitar swipes, and synth-y reflections enamor on “See You Around,” a melodic single from Elijah Kusel. Described as “about longing and love,” the production enamors in its compelling range
A collaboration from Analog Tears and Los Angeles-based artist Vienna Vox, “Bleed Love Again” casts a late-night entrancement, resembling a cross of Chromatics and The Cure. Argentinian-born, Seattle-based singer/songwriter and producer Diego
Described as “a nostalgic tune about loving someone who is plagued with uncertainty,” “better than before” is an alluring single from Beti Masenqo. Jangly guitar tones and spacey synth adornments complement a
New Albums
Lizet Aviva’s stirring eponymous EP captures the perspective of an introspective songwriter navigating a world that rarely seems to slow down. Drawing
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An EP with gripping folk and rock directions, Beacons marks a career relaunch for Stephen Douglas Wolfe, bringing newly remastered songs from
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The Wires Out is a new EP from NYC’s THROES NYC that expands the band’s electronic-driven approach into more pop-oriented territory while
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Denver-based psych-rock trio DOOM SLUG make their full-length debut with Year of the Slug, a captivating 10-track release that embraces a wide-ranging
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