New Tracks

Sam Hoffman – “Jacquelyn”

Jacquelyn by Sam Hoffman An ode to the loss of his first family dog, “Jacquelyn” is a touching track from Sam Hoffman. The expressive, layered string arrangements combine with soaring vocals and

Tiger Silko – “Lluna”

Brooklyn-based duo Tiger Silko show a compelling sound throughout “Lluna,” commanding a cinematic-minded meshing of folk and pop with its eerie guitar stylings and mesmerizing vocal hypnotics. “Greed, pride, envy, and loneliness,

Crash Your Car – “Tearing Down Your Walls”

A stylish and soulful production, “Tearing Down Your Walls” is a resonating new track from Los Angeles-based trio Crash Your Car. The release represents the first single from the second installment of

Die, Miami, Die! – “Cathode”

A lushly futuristic soundscape impresses throughout “Cathode,” a new single from Miami-based artist Die, Miami, Die!. Gentle synth chords and an underlying arp craft an enticing sense of momentum. Expressive, sporadic synth-bass

Jwalttz – “Circles”

“Circles” is a catchy rocker from Jwalttz, an artist based in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Bursting, twangy guitars envelop the brisk introduction. The lyrics reflect a sense of growing up and thankfulness,

Melancolony – “Colorless”

“Colorless” is a moody success from Melancolony, the project of Justin Loudermilk, based in Santa Cruz, California. The songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and humanities teacher crafts a strong atmospheric pull with this one. The

RPxSB and Nomadic – ‘Shaggy Carpets’

First catching our ears last fall with the atmospheric hip-hop trilogy CREATURES, San Francisco-based duo RPxSB now team up with producer Nomadic on the consuming new album, Shaggy Carpets. The project, comprising

S. Vestergaard – “The Slow Escape”

An instrumental rock showing with spacey and subdued synth integration, “The Slow Escape” is a gently absorbing track from Danish artist and multi-instrumentalist S. Vestergaard. “The Slow Escape” represents the first single

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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