Foyer by Foyer “Self-Adhesive Label Maker” is a fun new track from Montreal-based quartet Foyer. A bouncy bass line and playful key-laden pulse craft an enamoring introduction, driving to a bass-fronted sequence
New Tracks
NYC group Lukka craft a hypnotic blend of psych-pop and rock on the soaring “Wisdom of the Sun,” the first track from their upcoming album. Described as “a yin-yang ode to finding
“Amends” is a moving track from Toronto-based artist Gillian Stone. Ghostly guitar arpeggios and haunting vocal presence stir, with a backing vocal enveloping emerging to a more rhythmically involved second half, full
NPR Interview by WeAreBaby “NPR Interview” is a new single from Wearebaby, a duo from Columbus, Ohio. Ringing guitars and sporadic dashes of synths complement Dena’s emergent vocal rise, culminating in the
“Popsicle” is an irresistibly infectious fusing of pop and rock from book NOT brooke, the Nashville-based project of Brooke Vespoli. Self-produced alongside engineer Jake Bibb, “Popsicle” is abundant with hooks and enthusiastic
In advance of Tralala‘s forthcoming debut album, the English/American rock duo have released a double-A single that stands out with its moody, melodic sound, integrating post-punk and rock with synth-laden coloring. “Winded”
“Weatherall” is a debonair rocker from Ellery Twining, the solo project of Connecticut-based artist Rich Freitas. The track comes via his debut album, REVENGE. “Weatherall” is a suavely melodic success from Freitas,
A lovely production with sophisti-pop and rock components, “Unconditional Love” is a stellar new track from Vince Chinaski. Originally born and raised in Rome, and presently based in Copenhagen, Chinaski takes inspiration
New Albums
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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A consuming sound shows across the Not Today Old Friend EP from Rolla’s, the solo project of Vancouver-based multi-instrumentalist Vallen Koscheev. Its
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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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Life on a Shelf is the captivating new album from Boston-based artist Sal Weston. A wonderfully eclectic production shows throughout, from the
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