A catching new single from Brooklyn-based artist Luka James, “Can’t Admit It” blends surf-y vocal harmonizing with punk-pop influence for an infectious, summer-set sound. The “wanna feel it but you can’t admit
New Tracks
“Since” is a smoothed-out pop success from Lawndry, a project that “formed on a floating house” in Nashville. The breezy, gentle vocals and textured brass components compel amidst twangy guitar touches and
Engaging with a hazy, twangy lushness, “Dipping” is a recent single from junk mailing. The project formed “in the back of a Volkswagen Vanagon while traveling through the USA,” with that adventurous
“They’ll Never Destroy Us” is a latest single from Vic Moon, a newly formed duo comprising Anna Schulze and Ryan Marshall. Both accomplished solo artists, their project grips here with a driving
Another success from Perdurabo, “Cast Stones” fuses spacey synth touches and ruminating guitar distortion alongside passionate vocal pushes. The third single from the project of Davide Arneodo (based between Berlin and Turin),
Released today, “Act Your Age” is the debut single from Los Angeles-based act Middle Priest, via the upcoming EP I thought that I was far away, out in October. Its understated, confident
“Why Don’t We Go West” is a gorgeous new single from LB Beistad, a singer/songwriter from rural East Tennessee whose cinematic folk sound conveys yearning and a look to the future. Lyrics
A new single from Fellow Hollow, “Alder” is an inviting, caressing success with chamber-pop and folk enamoring. “Where do you go?” the vocals ask amidst quainter piano and trickling acoustics, as gradual
New Albums
Bay Area-based songwriter, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Eli Wise presents Ghosts and Logic, a three-song EP shaped by change, self-discovery, and the competing
MoreOut today, Mohawk Castle‘s sophomore album Stoners Trail is an ambitious full-length shaped by weighty subject matter, personal reflection, and an eclectic
MoreHumblety‘s third album The Dialogue is a dynamic ambient success. It draws inspiration from travels through the American Midwest and Appalachia, pairing
MoreTimothy Lupia’s songwriting project Lupia has developed through a series of releases shaped by personal experiences, emotional shifts, and the process of
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