New Tracks

Sam Himself – “Mr. Rocknroll”

Releasing ahead of his upcoming album Never Let Me Go (out January 27th), Brooklyn-based artist Sam Himself impresses with a contemplative rock sound fit for moonlit drives. Aesthetically I’m reminded fondly of

R. F. Coleman – “Crazy For You”

Australian artist R. F. Coleman captivates with the stylish pop success “Crazy For You,” following up his debut single “I Couldn’t Trust.” Eerily suave keys and charismatic vocals lead an enticing arsenal

Simon Boyd – “Ask No Questions”

The latest track from Simon Boyd, “Ask No Questions” patiently unfolds with an engrossing atmospheric character, building from ghostly saxophones into a haunting synth-laden textural pull. The artist — based in Toay,

Noah Gönci – “Things Are Not the Same”

Emphasizing the pain of loss, “Things Are Not the Same” is a new track from Brooklyn-based artist Noah Gönci. He describes the release as “about how going back to my hometown after

Midnight Granger – “Hardly Find The Time”

Hardly Find The Time by Midnight Granger “Hardly Find The Time” is a moving new track from Midnight Granger, a project from Portland, Oregon. Serene acoustics complement suave vocals that speak of

Lo Noom – “Lucky”

Fuzzy guitars and harmonious psych-friendly vocals enamor throughout the soaring “Lucky,” the latest from Lo Noom, featured prior with the track “Change Your Mind.” Playful acoustics meander through the hypnotic “you don’t

Scenic Youth – “Radiate The Dawn”

An atmospheric synth-pop delight, “Radiate The Dawn” is a new track from Berlin-based artist Scenic Youth. The twinkling synth tones and suave vocals sound fit for neon-tinted nighttime drives. Pulsing guitar jangles

Jesse Blake Rundle – “Fire”

“Fire” is a rousing track from Jesse Blake Rundle, an artist based in Boise, Idaho. The opener on his upcoming sophomore album Next Town’s Trees, “Fire” plays like an ambitious table-setter in

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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