Impressing with an electronic sound spanning from anthemic pop to spacious atmospherics, Molt is the sophomore album from Softaware, the Oklahoma City-based project of Colin Nance (of Harglow). “Curvatures” rouses with an
New Tracks
Los Angeles-based project Bubble Tea and Cigarettes craft a dreamy spell with “Happiness,” evoking a state of bliss. Following up this year’s stellar album There’s Nothing But Pleasure, “Happiness” stirs with its
Enamoring with the single “What Do They See” in February, Dog Walk end their year with the track “To Be Yours.” Soaring vocal harmonizing meets playful guitar bursts to start, evoking the
Reflecting on the search for meaning within, “The Answer” is a stirring new track from London-based artist David Taro, who impressed this past July with the single “Judy.” His third and final
Captivating earlier this year with the album Sense Life, London-based artist Frank Joshua reveals further with the evolving dance-pop success “What Price a Smile.” Representing the prolific artist’s 19th release in two
Irish trio Unstuck compel with a charismatic rock sound on “Anne-Marie,” their newest single. A steady rise from quaint guitar strums into a bouncy bass envelopment occurs quickly, with a chirpy tonal
A beguiling rock sound prevails throughout “Maniac,” the latest single from The Lunar Keys, a band based out of Guildford, UK. Per the band, the track is “is about someone you know
The ravishing L’Electronique des Songes is a new album from Haqibatt, a duo from Strasbourg, France. Their sound excels with piano-driven elegance alongside electronic instruments and production, making for a grooving and
New Albums
Los Angeles-based virtuoso Bei Bei and London-based producer Paul Elliott celebrate the Lunar New Year with the cinematic ambient-fusion album Two Moons.
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Joseph Schwartz showcases a unique versatility on the Superhuman EP by reimagining a single high-quality composition through multiple stylistic lenses. From the
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An excellent debut EP from Insignificant, Become struts a memorable folk sound across its seven tracks. From the ghostly acoustics of “Ourselves”
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