Nashville-based artist JOEY FISHBLOOD touts an infectiously dynamic rock sound on new track “What Do You Know?” — hooking with elements of post-punk, Brit-pop, and alternative. The track reverberates with its shades
New Tracks
“See In Me” is a replay-inducing success from Australian act Sid’s Balcony, delivering breezy pop hooks amidst a suave aesthetic with a psych-tinged easy-listening appeal. “I just wanna hold my own,” the
“Mr. Love” is an affectionately melodic single from NYC-based artist Wise John, who recorded the effort in Brooklyn with artist Elise Trouw and producer Quinn Devlin. A soulful ode to finding love,
“All For Me” is a dreamy rock showing from Beach Vacation, a band based in Seattle, WA. Jangly guitars craft a hypnotic pulse, eventually adorned by additional guitar trickles amidst the serene
Get the Picture by Reticent Alien “Get the Picture” is a passionate single from Reticent Alien, via the upcoming debut album Glass House Wilderness. The South Carolina-based project of singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
The lushly melodic Retroactions is the new album from Doc Rhombus, a solo artist and multi-instrumentalist based in Minneapolis. Retroactions thematically pursues a relatable emotion — per the artist, telling “a contemporary
Mingling a timeless-sounding folk appeal with guitar-based rock capriciousness, “they will have us” is a compelling success from Horatio James, a London-based artist. The suave vocals seamlessly rise from folk reflections into
“Fool’s Gold” is another consuming display of Daulton Hopkins‘ ethereal folk sound. Impressing in June with the collaborative single “Mona Lisa,” the Phoenix-based artist compels here with a steady acoustical pulse, electric
New Albums
South Korean artist hanl unveils a deeply personal vision on Secretly Waiting to Become a Butterfly, an album that treats music as
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Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Lee Clark Allen delivers a striking debut LP in My World Is Yours, a 20-track exploration of resilience, love,
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A riveting, theatrical synth-pop allure shines throughout Cry & Dance, the new EP from A Thousand Mad Things. The project of William
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Charleston, WV-based artist Jonathan Calhoun returns with Lifetime on I-79, a fifth album that blends personable folk songwriting with road-worn reflection. Recorded
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