A late-night pop, soul, and jazz cohesion take hold on “At the Seaside,” a new single from Breena, an artist based in Stuttgart, Germany. Described as “a song about trying to find
New Tracks
Vancouver-based band Slightest Clue strut an eclectic rock range on their new single “When You Wake Up,” written during one of the worst heatwaves in British Columbia’s history. Sweltering guitar tones and
“Destroya” succeeds in balancing hypnotic introspection and buzzing, industrial-touched rock vigor. The track comes via SIR-VERE, a band from Milton Keynes, UK — and their forthcoming LOVESCOPE re-issue album, releasing on January
Seattle-based rockers La Need Machine impress with a hooky appeal on new single "I Wish I Could Fly." A cohesive swell from acoustic-minded introspection to an anthemic rock engrossment takes hold, alongside
A mellow, soulful pop production leads “Stupid Little Things,” an emotive success of a track from Nashville-based artist Ellisa Sun. “I wrote ‘Stupid Little Things’ in the summer of 2021, after the
Psych-pop duo Deer Friends strut a hooky, harmonious rock and power-pop cohesion on new single "Settle Down," a single from their new album.
NYC-based artist Michael Rose fronts the songwriting project Michael the Painter, whose debut single “The Egg Song” presents a gripping piano-driven intimacy. The painter, composer, and curator crafts a sound that bolsters
A peppy psych-rock throwback, “Late Summer’s Eve (Rustling Leaves)” sounds a gorgeous lost cut from the ’70s — enamoring with a dazed vocal immersion alongside twangy guitars and thumping bass enthrallment. The
New Albums
Recorded and filmed in Kyiv during power cuts, Live in Kyiv captures Monokate in a darker, guitar-driven mode, blending melancholic indie pop,
MoreLos Angeles-based Indian-American singer-songwriter and composer Pridhvi Sunain Zoro presents MAHA (Make America Human Again), a nine-track concept album examining division, inequality,
MoreGhost is the second release from Shadow Wave, an atmospheric instrumental EP where alternative and post-rock sensibilities meet cinematic expansiveness. Across its
MoreDitch Flowers is the tenth studio album from Montreal singer-songwriter and producer Chris Velan, moving between indie-pop, Americana, electronic Afro-pop, roots reggae,
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