New Tracks

Dan Pye – “Magick”

London-based singer/songwriter Dan Pye shows a passionate pop sound on the new track “Magick,” representing the fourth and final single from his EP, Funny Way of Dying Kid. A spacey synth pad

Saint Louis – “Tainted Love”

A cover of the Gloria Jones classic, “Tainted Love” finds a new perspective from Saint Louis, an artist based in the south of France. A natural percussive pulse, twinkling keys, and shimmering

Tomorrow’s Child – ‘Beach Ghosts’

The debut album from UK experimental electronic producer Tomorrow’s Child, Beach Ghosts stirs with a beautifully idiosyncratic sound. Emotions range from melancholy and loss to uplifting reflection, indicative of the release’s very

Plant Dad – “favorite boy”

Hooking with its glistening synths and funky rhythm section, “favorite boy” is an infectious pop success from Baltimore-based artist Plant Dad. “When I’m not in control I don’t wanna let you go,”

Lettie and David Baron – ‘Endless Climb’

Endless Climb is a collaborative album that grips with a dreamy, elegant infusion of rock and folk. The release comes from London-based singer/songwriter Lettie and New York-based producer David Baron. The duo’s

Laura Lang – ‘Bad Luck’ EP

Catching our ears with the evolving track “Black Sedan” in July, Memphis-based singer/songwriter Laura Lang continues showcasing a riveting blend of folk and rock throughout the Bad Luck EP. Lang’s songs show

Medium Punch – “Everglow” (ft. Patrick Malaibe)

Melbourne-based producer Medium Punch crafts a spellbinding pop sound on the new single “Everglow,” featuring the soulful vocals of Patrick Malaibe. The sample-laden production kickstarts with a placid bass line, easing into

Ghost Idols – ‘No Shade Under A Dying Sun’

Los Angeles-based rock trio Ghost Idols invigorate with a heavy, emotive sound throughout their new album, No Shade Under A Dying Sun. Commanding guitar tones and bustling rhythms captivate, as do lusher

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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