New Tracks

Yaya Diallo – ‘Kachii: Traditions to Traditions’

The new album from author and musician Yaya Diallo, Kachii: Traditions to Traditions fuses traditional and experimental elements within the artist’s aim to “play Minianka balafon music with traditional Western instruments.” More

Interview with Bel-la

We chat with Los Angeles-based artist Bel-la, recently featured with the track “Nothing’s Gonna Get You Back,” touting a folk-friendly intimacy evolving into a more rock-forward sound. Your new single “Nothing’s Gonna

Jess Jessica – “BLONDE”

A single inspired by future bass and hyperpop, “BLONDE” is a track released today from Jess Jessica, a DJ and producer based in Fort Collins, CO. She has impressed previously with the

AJAY – “Swindlers”

Emitting a soulful nostalgia within a hazy psych-induced soundscape, “Swindlers” is a stellar track out today from Philadelphia-based artist AJAY. “The song was written about my angst towards the music industry and

Ben Imber – “Better Days”

A stirring debut single from Bristol-based singer/songwriter Ben Imber, “Better Days” rouses with its mellow vocal contemplation and lush guitar tones. Lyrical hope for change and better days — amidst confessions like

Briana Piedra – “Part 2”

Los Angeles-based artist Briana Piedra presents an intoxicating pop success via “Part 2,” a single dazzling with atmospheric intrigue. Captivating last month with the single “It Was Always You.” Piedra pursues a

Premiere: Mauger – “A Mindless Move”

Released today from Belgian act Mauger, the entrancing “A Mindless Move” develops from understated emotion into a gorgeously soaring yearning. The track comes from the band’s forthcoming full album, out on October

Karaboudjan – “Scatter”

“Scatter” is a delectable slice of psychedelic pop from Karaboudjan, the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Billy Kim. No stranger to audible atmospheric beauty, having toured with Tycho since 2016, the Orange County-raised

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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