Nashville-based artist Meghan Pulles captures the long road of grief, and resulting perseverance, on the consuming track “10,000 rains (Oma’s song).” A haunting folk-forward direction stirs throughout. Pulles explains: “This is a
New Tracks
Manchester-based artist Chords Of Indigo shows a heartfelt, soulful rock character throughout “The Death Of Me,” the project’s fourth single. Moody guitar stylings — with a touch of ’90s nostalgia — intertwine
The uplifting and vibrant single “Smiling Boogaloo” beckons listeners to maintain a positive disposition, alongside a funky, debonair aesthetical styling with brassy injections and playful piano bounces. The track comes via London-based
A gorgeously melodic success from Danish group Darling Darlene, “Something’s In the Woods” proves riveting in its theatrical crooning and hooky turns. Exuding a stylish appeal reminiscent of Tranquility Base Hotel &
A timeless-sounding vocal warmness and crisp guitar twangs resonate throughout “Sleepyhead,” a new single from Portland-based artist Mickey Newball. Stirring our ears in the past with tracks like “Ruby Jean” and “All
The lead single from Matt John Henderson‘s upcoming album Soul Season, “Lopsided Truth Sayer” hypnotizes with a meditative pull, infusing folk with eastern influence. Tabla plays a prominent role throughout, emitting a
Seattle-based band Beach Vacation craft a lushly engaging rock allure on new single “Up Late.” Caressing guitar twangs and ethereal vocals build with momentum upon the vocals’ emergence, launching into a guitar-fronted
Transporting listeners to the ’70s while retaining a modern rock/electro punch, “Dreams” celebrates the Wattstax benefit concert of 1972, referred to by some as “the black Woodstock.” Taking place in the Watts
New Albums
Seattle-based roots-rock quintet Stellar Jays expand their jangly Americana sound on Merit Badge, their second full-length album, balancing sweet backing harmonies and
MoreTaiwanese singer-songwriter Paige Su reflects on two decades of memories across The Best of the Worst of Times, her third solo album,
MoreObviously just like Robert Milkwood is the 12th studio album from Swedish singer-songwriter Jon-Olov Woxlin, featuring 14 tracks built around his guitar,
MoreAustralian singer-songwriter Oliver Downes brings wry observations and heartfelt chamber-pop songwriting to While The Sun Shines, an album contemplating family life, personal
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