WILLJACK feat. Tom Tikka – “Overnight Sensation”

July 31, 2023

Balancing a classic-minded rock balladry with anthemic vocal passion, “Overnight Sensation” is a rousing collaborative single from the artists WILLJACK and Tom Tikka. The track has already seen considerable success, climbing to

Cautionary Tales – “Falling”

July 31, 2023

“Falling” is another riveting single from Cautionary Tales‘ upcoming debut album, out on August 18th. The art-rock project, based in Berlin via Aotearoa and NYC, impressed with “No Funeral Blues” in May

Madam Bombs – “This Makes Sense”

July 31, 2023

Channeling a warming ’90s rock nostalgia, “This Makes Sense” is a recent single from Los Angeles-based trio Madam Bombs. Reminding of Wolf Alice’s ability to traverse jangly contemplation and raucous distortion-heavy eruptions

Public Health – “Understand Driving”

July 31, 2023

Building with captivating immersion, “Understand Driving” is a recent single from Public Health, the Philadelphia-based project of Alex Moxam. Thematically tackling “the creation of codependency in a relationship,” the track expands from

Alan Kite – “Camera” (feat. Haley Paige)

July 31, 2023

Bouncy keys and jangly guitars lead the dynamic pop effort “Camera,” flourishing with dreamy synth-pop and late-night rock sounds alike. Haley Paige‘s melodic vocals add further to this lush pop success from

DYAN – “Dark Streets”

July 28, 2023

With its brassy wavering and moody guitar spells, “Dark Streets” crafts a nocturnal atmospheric engrossment throughout. The effort comes via DYAN, the solo project of Alexis Marsh. “Will you hang onto me?”

Bubble Tea and Cigarettes – “Room 907”

July 28, 2023

Another lush dream-pop delight from Bubble Tea and Cigarettes, “Room 907” weaves twangy guitars and caressing synths alongside lyrics depicting a complex relationship. Per the Los Angeles-based duo: “The song describes falling

Swiss Portrait – “Always”

July 28, 2023

“Always” is a serene, textured rock success from Swiss Portrait, the Edinburgh-based project of Michael Kay Terence. The artist describes the effort as “about my brother who died when I was 8.”