New Tracks

Song Sparrow Research – “Bad Timing”

Seattle-based project Song Sparrow Research crafts a standout sound on the new track “Bad Timing.” The release exudes a compelling sophisti-pop suaveness, while conveying a strong melodic hold. “Send me off in

The Golden Dogs – “Homies”

Canadian act The Golden Dogs impress with their new single “Homies,” a contagious ode to friendship while also touching on the perils of giving advice. Crisp production and Brit-pop nostalgia resonate throughout.

Wreath – “Opinion”

Presenting a lovely blend of sophisti-pop and rock, “Opinion” is a new track from NYC act Wreath. The track’s “I guess I overestimate,” sequence is enjoyably joined by guitar-fronted rise that shifts

Fresh In The Season – “MM87”

“MM87” is a stylish track from Fresh In The Season, a band with roots in both Stockholm and Oslo. Dreamy vocals and a sturdy post-punk rhythm lead a compelling sound, hauntingly riveting

7KY – “TERRIBLE THINGS” (feat. Avonlea)

“TERRIBLE THINGS” consumes with its spacey, lush pop charm. Avonlea‘s serene vocal entrancement guides seamlessly amidst the sounds of producer/songwriter 7KY. Originally from Yakima, Washington, 7KY has been making music since he

KellyMarie – “Exit 17”

Strutting through the Lone Star State with shimmering boots, KellyMarie dazzles her listeners with her latest single “Exit 17.” The Texas native emerges with an indie-pop flavor that is grabbing fellow music

Cass Clayton – “We’re All Going Down”

“We’re All Going Down” is a new track from Cass Clayton, the Denver-based artist who is also the lead singer and slide guitar player for the Cass Clayton Band. The track’s infusion

Interview with Andrew Ruoti

We chat with New York-based artist Andrew Ruoti, whose new release Odyssey emphasizes stirring songwriting and enriching concepts. Your new 5-track album, Odyssey, releases alongside five original paintings by Shelly Luan and digital

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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