A memorable debut track from country girl, “tastes like cherry” shows a dreamy pop effervescence. Twinkling keys and frolicking acoustics complement a gleeful title-touting charm, traversing seamlessly into a hazy vocal lushness.
New Tracks
An atmospheric pop mystique melds with operatic vocal captivation on new single “Opera Disco,” the latest from Uhl. “I need you, baby baby, I do,” the haunting vocal lead emits, admitting this
Paris-based artist Draumr struts a dreamy pop bounciness on new single “Halcyon Slumber,” emitting a hazy radiance alongside synth and guitar infusions. The track follows previously featured successes like “Slowly Burning Feelings”
A soaring, hypnotic pop success from New York-based producer RPKprincess, “chemical” enthralls with its dazed immersion. Hazy guitar strums, spacey synths, and steady vocal captivation assemble a replay-inducing appeal, aesthetically conjuring a
Massachusetts-based band Waxy Shellac and the Tasteless Apples make a point in conversation that they’re “Hard To Love,” on this memorable new track, one of many highlights on their recently featured album,
“Our Own Demise” is the latest single from Fallen Letters, the India-based band that first caught our ears last year with the track “Remain A Memory.” “Our Own Demise” succeeds with a
A woozily psychedelic intrigue envelops throughout "LDFS," a new single from Benton Crane, an artist based in Boulder, CO.
London-based band Sweet Unrest present a hooky rock/pop appeal on “Peace of Mind,” succeeding in both its distortion-friendly rises and more subdued introspection. Formed by songwriter and lead singer Jack River, following
New Albums
Rennes, France-based artist Stromboli Bazaar delights across new album Textures – A Rain of Glass, crafting memorable soundscapes through an array of
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Blending house, techno, and trance influences, Tel Aviv-based electronic producer Sonic Pulses crafts new EP HANDS UP around personal reflections on loss
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London-based The DB Coopers build recent album The Return of The DB Coopers around the enduring mystery of the 1971 D.B. Cooper
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London-based duo Stage Door Guy‘s Keep It in the Family EP pairs ska and blues influences across two original compositions and a
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