New Tracks

The Dollies – “Macy”

The infectious debut single from Nashville-based duo The Dollies, “Macy” is a hook-filled offering with rock and sophisti-pop components. The urbane, conversational vocal presence intrigues during the verses. “She’s barking up the

Avalyn – “Sea Change”

The second single from Liverpool-based quartet Avalyn, “Sea Change” succeeds with a meshing of dreamy pop and shoegaze-rich textures. Lyrically highlighting “the loss of losing people who were once close to you,”

Emma Bieniewicz – “Space”

“Space” is a powerful, expansive track from Emma Bieniewicz, an artist from Grand Rapids, MI. “I put in the time so you can’t take it away,” the vocals let out to start,

Tim Sorbs – “junebug”

Written as a lullaby and fully compelling in its lushly inviting allure, “junebug” is a new track from Las Vegas-based artist Tim Sorbs. Caressing acoustics and haunting vocals craft an intimate, spell-inducing

JEWELRY – “keep your spirit free”

“keep your spirit free” is the latest single from Brooklyn-based project JEWELRY. Playful organs and a warming bass line concoct a sun-shining ’70s nostalgia. Lyrics refer to “the weight of the world,”

Art Grad -“Wannabe” + “Believe Me”

Catching our ears earlier this month with the contagious single “Directions,” Art Grad just released the rest of his Wannabe EP. The release continues his mellow yet hooky rock sound, ranging from

Slow Cruise – “Gone”

A gorgeous and dreamy production about “a lost conversation between a son and his father,” “Gone” is the latest single from Slow Cruise, the project of artist and multi-instrumentalist Dennis Dine, originally

Jess Craven – “doin time”

Strutting an anthemic hook-fronted sound integrating pop, psych-rock, and soul, “doin time” is a stellar track from Jess Craven. Per the Nashville-based artist, the track tells “the story of duality and being

New Albums

Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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