New Tracks

Depression, Baby – “Out of Luck”

North London-based band Depression, Baby compel on their new single “Out of Luck,” balancing grungy guitar jangles and dreamier hook-filled retrospection. Bemoaning initial lyrics and understated guitars propel swiftly into a peppier

Paul Cook & The Chronicles – “Leave Love Behind”

“Leave Love Behind” is a shimmering new single from London-based artist Paul Cook & The Chronicles. Drawing inspiration from melodic styles like ’60s guitar pop, ’70s Americana, and Brit-pop, Cook impresses on

LAPÊCHE – “Mermaid Blues”

Brooklyn-based band LAPÊCHE show an anthemic and melodic rock sound on new track “Mermaid Blues.” Singer/guitarist Krista Diem delivers a consuming vocal performance, maintaining an alluring balance between the verses’ dreamier character

Shadowbanned + Adam Divine – “Hearts & Arrows”…

The newly released video for “Hearts & Arrows/Ask Me No Questions” comes via vocalist/songwriter Adam Divine and producer/songwriter Shadowbanned. Their collaboration comes to life throughout their new album Shadow Sides, which meshes

The Wavos – “Here We Go!”

“Here We Go!” is the newest track from The Wavos, who impressed with their Five on the Floor! EP last year. Playful vocals and synth-laden charisma lead into the “here we go!”

Evi Bosman – ‘All That Remains’ EP

Rotterdam-based singer/songwriter Evi Bosman presents a moving sound throughout her new EP, All That Remains. From the gentle tugs of strings on the heartfelt opener “Something to Dream Of” to the haunting

Xafran – ‘Find A Way’ EP

The project debut from Xafran, the Find A Way EP shows a captivating sound propelled by synth-fronted soundscapes and smart pop hooks. The Washington DC-based artist states his intention on the release

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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