New Tracks

Caleb Moore – “Happier”

Caleb Moore‘s debut single “Happier” is a self-produced success, delivering a strong impression with its emotive, spacious qualities. The initial vocals cast an elegant quality fondly reminiscent of Rufus Wainwright, especially amidst

Tranquility Beach – “Only One”

The blues of the ocean flows through Hertfordshire-based duo Tranquility Beach, with their debut single “Only One.” With a convicted message of hope and despair towards the ever-changing results of climate change,

Eddz – “What We Wish To See”

In times we divulge in whirlwinds of the unknown, embracing the uncertain and paving our own paths of textured colorful stone and sand tracks. These feelings are conveyed on the new single

Poseidon’s Alley – “Until We Meet Again” + “Haunted”

Blackberries is the striking new album from Poseidon’s Alley, the project of LA-born music professor Tim Herscovitch. Infectious rhythmic grooves, atmospheric synths, and memorable guitar riffs flourish throughout the instrumental release, stylistically

Furrows – “Never Here”

“Never Here” is a ravishing new track from Furrows, the project of Peter Wagner. Finding solace in music through his school years, Wagner initially studied piano and jazz guitar. While studying at

These People – “Levels”

“Levels” is a captivating psych-rocker from These People, the solo project of producer and songwriter TJ Penzone, based in Long Beach, NY. The project’s new EP, In Place of Time, touts a

Viridian – “Slowly / Letting Go”

“Slowly / Letting Go” is a serenely gripping track from Viridian, a Vancouver-based project comprising Michael Di Spirito and Danielle Davie. They formed the act six years ago, at the age of

Finnish Postcard – “Highway” / “Polluted Water”

Los Angeles-based act Finnish Postcard make a stellar first impression with two new singles, showcasing a serenely impactful rock sound with ample yearning. “Highway” and “Polluted Water” impress with different personalities; “Highway”

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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