A mysteriously atmospheric success, “A Snail in the Wind” compels with its moody guitar crawls and sporadic synth injections. Enigmatic vocals add further to the ample mystique. The track comes via Fruits!,
New Tracks
Showing a psych-rock sound with anthemic soaring, “Pink Puddles” is a track from Pittsburgh-based act Different Places In Space and their new self-titled album. The release emphasizes the message to “keep powering
Guitar twangs and playful synths adorn the melodic “So Much Fun,” a new track from NYC-based artist ironic the hedgehog. “‘Cause I’m having so much fun putting blame on everyone,” the vocals
“Take More” is a gorgeous new single from yllwblly, expanding from murmured guitars into twinkling adornments and elongated vocal soaring. The title-referencing refrain is accompanied by a blissful array of guitars and
A new single from Antelope Island, “friends suck!” is a colorful pop effort marked by dazzling synths and serene vocals. Hazy guitar jangles add nicely as well, enamoring during the introduction. Bouncy
“Rapunzel” is a recent track from Alvin Joseph, exuding a positive spirit amidst its jangly alt-rock sound. “This is one of the first positive songs I wrote because I want to remind
NYC-based artist JW Francis shows a bouncy, hooky charm throughout his new single “Going Home to a Party.” Francis describes the track’s message as “it’s time you enjoy you,” a line reflected
Wayne Faler by Wayne Faler Los Angeles-based artist Wayne Faler engrosses with a dreamy, jangly sound on the track “Milwood St.” The breezy and ethereal enticement compels from the get-go, as Faler’s
New Albums
Showcasing an alluring sophisti-pop sound, Second Mansions is the newly released album from Le Concorde, the project of singer-songwriter Stephen Becker. The
MoreFoxbridge, the UK-based duo of Emily Ellicott and Justin Capps, bring a striking blend of heartfelt lyricism and Americana/folk stylings on new
MoreDanish singer-songwriter Dan Rose captures the restless spirit of New York City on his new EP To The Bitter End, a lo-fi
MoreLos Angeles–based artist Aatocaster immerses on the newly released superstition (studio works ‘23 – ‘25), a compelling collection of tracks where inventive
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