New Tracks

The Kite Society – “Cult of the Sun”

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

Chandra – “Lighters To The Sky”

“Lighters To The Sky” is an uplifting rock single from Bristol-based artist Chandra, who achieves in his aim to “write a positive, uplifting antidote to the blues.” He continues: “This is basically

DAAY – “Top Heavy”

Out today from London-based band DAAY, the exuberantly infectious single “Top Heavy” presents a swirling assortment of colorful trumpets, charismatic vocals, and dynamic guitar tones. “Stay with me somewhere in the middle,”

Maddy Briggs – “At Bay”

An illuminating electronic single with late-night mystique, “At Bay” is a captivating atmospheric success from Sydney-based electroacoustic composer Maddy Briggs. A shimmering, enigmatic sound is propelled by “recycled piano and organ recordings,”

Ruud Voesten – “Goesting”

An intoxicating instrumental single with lush jazzy appeal, “Goesting” comes via Rotterdam-based bandleader and composer Ruud Voesten. The second single from the upcoming full-length Ambrosia, out in September via ZenneZ Records, “Goesting”

Sebastian Clarin – “Tongue Particles”

“Tongue Particles” is a dreamy electro-pop offering from Stockholm-based artist Sebastian Clarin, following up last year’s debut album Aerial Cuts. New-wave and electro-pop influence converge with a more stately singer/songwriter appeal, as

New Albums

Paper Nova – ‘Black Whole’

NYC-based collective Paper Nova enthralls with a range of theatrical vocals, moody guitars, and adventurous rock dynamics throughout their new album, Black

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Michael J McEvoy – ‘Terra Cognita’

Ambient jazz, world music, and cinematic instrumentation converge across Michael J McEvoy‘s memorable album Terra Cognita, featuring legendary Brazilian percussionist Airto Moreira.

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Ben Lester – ‘Ben Lester’

Chamber-pop melodies and intricate arrangements envelop throughout Ben Lester’s self-titled debut, a 13-track collection shaped by his admiration for Brian Wilson. Released

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