New Tracks

Faerie – ‘dizzy spells’ EP

dizzy spells is the new EP from Faerie, the project of New York native Christine Lam. The release’s potential was evident with prior singles “k-town” and “champagne tears,” and dizzy spells certainly

almost a.m. – “Quarter Way”

Montana-based band almost a.m. deliver a crisp pop sound on “Quarter Way,” released today. Light keys shimmer alongside buzzing guitars, with the “don’t know how it’s gonna go,” vocal hook playing with

Domax – ‘Volca’

London-based multi-instrumentalist Domax touts a dynamic electronic sound on the stellar new album Volca. Bustling rhythms and vibrant synths are frequent, propelling captivating melodic songwriting and intriguing structural shifts. Taking influence from

Sara Devoe – “Magazine”

Consuming with its moody melancholy and stirring vocal performance, “Magazine” is a new single from Albany-based artist Sara Devoe. A post-punk rhythmic feeling combines with hazy synths for a memorable soundscape, as

Jody and the Jerms – “Started Something”

Jangly guitars and spirited piano concoct a spirited, melodic charm throughout “Started Something,” a track from Oxford(UK)-based band Jody and the Jerms. A debonair vocal composure joins the initial rush of guitars

Premiere: NTHNL – ‘Cosmic Flute Rides Again’

Brooklyn-based artist NTHNL compels throughout the album Cosmic Flute Rides Again, propelled by spirited woodwinds and brisk rhythms in its integration of smooth jazz, lo-fi beats, and electro-pop. The uplifting fusion is

Withered Hand – “Waking Up”

Kickstarted by joyous guitar twangs and enthusiastic organs, “Waking Up” is a vibrant single from Edinburgh-based Withered Hand, the project of singer/songwriter Dan Willson. “Waking Up” provides the first peek at Withered

ON – “Break You”

Toronto-based band ON concoct a riveting rock sound with an angsty ’90s alt-rock nostalgia, impressing throughout their new self-titled album. The act comprises vocalist/bassist Lucy Di Santo, guitarist Steve Fall, and drummer

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