New Tracks

Dr. Brown – “I TOLD YOU”

Invigorating in its evolving, dynamic electronic sound, “I TOLD YOU” is a riveting new single from Australian artist Dr. Brown, also featuring slakerr on vocals. Swelling from mellow keys and gentle pit-pattering

Alex Ergas – “Get Me Far”

Stirring in its swell from lush jangle-pop intrigue into a fervent rock expressiveness, “Get Me Far” marks Alex Ergas’ first single in four years, showcasing his growth as a songwriter and his

Matthew Peter Gough – “Buttercup Field”

 English composer Matthew Peter Gough introduces “Buttercup Field,” the first release from his new project “The Piano Field” — a series that will lead into a full-length album arriving in spring

Alwyn Morrison – “Maybe In Another World”

An absorbing new single from NYC-based singer-songwriter Alwyn Morrison, “Maybe In Another World” intertwines melodic acoustics, piano, and orchestral touches with themes of heartbreak. One of many highlights on the artist’s new

MothBreath – “Misty Blue”

A dreamy rock spell takes hold on “Misty Blue,” a track from MothBreath that excels in both its lush atmospheric prowess and emotive vocal entrancement. Also featuring glimpses of nostalgic trip-hop in

Eyal Erlich – “All in all – Live”

Based in Tel Aviv, singer-songwriter Eyal Erlich channels a heartfelt sincerity and magnetic stage presence that make his performances instantly memorable. His live rendition of “All in all” captures that essence beautifully

Fawn Ridge – “Eliza”

Brooklyn-based band Fawn Ridge consume with gripping momentum on new single “Eliza,” building from ghostly reflections into a rousing ardor. Trickling, forlorn guitars and solemn vocals push forward with intriguing entrancement, admitting

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New Albums

Boni – ‘III’

III impresses as a dynamic, stylistic unveiling of works from Canadian producer Boni, a founding member of the experimental electronic group Fried

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Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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