New Tracks

Push to Shove – “Grand Well”

Chicago-based band Push to Shove show an intriguing rock sound with “Grand Well.” Charismatic multi-vocal layering mingles amidst a thumping rhythmic underlying, showing shades of Mr. Bungle. “Eternity is so much time,”

Canning – “Shortline”

Shortline by CANNING Canning is a rock trio from Chicago, Illinois. Known for their intense live performances, Canning plays a Zeppelin/Cream/Allman Brothers-influenced blues rock with touches of psychedelia thrown in to mix

Carter Fox – “Rise”

A stirring ambient electronic track from Philadelphia-based artist Carter Fox, “Rise” starts with rhythmic intoxication and never lets go. A grooving bass line and colorful percussive flair delves into a pulsing textural

Martha Eve – “Orange”

It's easy to get lost within "Orange," a calmly adoring track from Brighton-based artist Martha Eve. Impressing previously with the tracks "Cold" and "Pale Faced Moon," Martha Eve puts forth a dreamy

Yan Simon – “Pause”

Toronto-based artist Yan Simon crafts an emotive, grounding success with “Pause,” a track that stands out particularly with its powerful vocal outpouring and atmospheric spaciousness. The track balances piano-laden balladry with hypnotic

Greg Bounce – “Friends in Towns”

Lisbon-based artist Greg Bounce impresses with “Friends in Towns,” a hauntingly elegant ballad that laments how “it falls down,” in reference to eroding friendships. Drawing praise for more electronic-minded works in prior

The Early Purple – “Summer Hide”

An enchanting folk sound with chamber-pop mystique emanates throughout “Summer Hide,” a beautiful single from The Early Purple, the solo project of UK-based artist Matt Saxon (Little Comets, The Dawdler). The opening

Halfspace – “Waiting”

“Waiting” is an atmospheric success from Halfspace, a Coventry, UK-based project whose dreamy fusing of folk and pop fully compels. Trickling acoustics and lush keys combine with calming vocals for an enticing

New Albums

Pol Sembrano – ‘Self-Titled’

Pol Sembrano consumes with a self-titled synth-pop success of an album, seamlessly balancing hooky immediacy and emotional depth. The Seattle-based Filipino-American artist

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Ryoka Hagiwara – ‘ICHI’

Edinburgh-based composer and pianist Ryoka Hagiwara debuts with ICHI, a solo piano album navigating fleeting memory and fragile identity through a striking

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