Out today from Canadian Métis artist Auroara, the track “Emergence” stirs in its emphasis on self-love amidst a compelling production, propelled by fiddle, keys, and steady vocals. “I want to be real,
New Tracks
Earthware‘s mellow, hypnotic “See the Sunlight” enamors with its gentle acoustics and hazy keys, sounding like an apt accompaniment for mid-summer sunrises. The Portland (OR)-based project of Eli Wheeler, Earthware released the
“Matters of Chance” is a new track from Toy Dinosaur, traversing from moody late-night contemplation into a passionate uptick in vocal emotion amidst the nocturnal soundscape. Per the duo of Joshua Batstone
Charleston-based band The Puddleducks enthrall with an emotional rock sound on their new EP, Prince of Tides. A thematic focus on loss, both in regard to the mysteries of death and the
Psychedelic guitars, theatrical piano, and jazzy brass all lead at points within the dynamic “If You Wanna,” a satiating new track from Dan Barracuda. He describes the effort as “about the determination
The latest from Memoryy, “Walking On Eggshells” is a climactic electro-pop stirrer that culminates in an anthemic title-touting resonance. Described as “an electronic anthem for Post-Truth America,” the single swells seamlessly from
A playful rocker fit for sunshine living, “Cult of the Sun” is a pleasing new single from Oxfordshire-based artist The Kite Society. The singer/songwriter wrote the track as “about alienation and returning
A psych-minded power-pop intrigue emanates throughout the new release from The Onesies, a band based in Charlotte, NC. “Processional: “One Entrance”” is the first single from the upcoming album, The Onesies Dig
New Albums
Written between Beirut and New England, Kite without a string is the affecting debut album from the folk band John Lebanon. The
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A deeply immersive journey across dreamy pop and creative electronica tracing personal transformation, Eclosion is the memorable sophomore album from Berlin-based producer
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Showcasing a memorable alt-pop and R&B sound via a range of classical orchestration, atmospheric synths, and soulful vocals, I Asked Her is
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Blending orchestral chambergaze with melancholic fuzz rock, Breach is the stunning debut album from Detroit-based ensemble harper. The album’s title track opens
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