New Tracks

Wooter – “Epigraph”

Engrossing with its hypnotic and melodic electro-pop pulsations, “Epigraph” is the latest track from Wooter, the project of Brooklyn-based artist and producer Rowan Brind. Brind wrote the track after being inspired by

Jokyo – ‘Houses in My Head’ EP

Houses in My Head is the new EP from Redondo Beach-based artist Jokyo, featured earlier this year with EP track “Sweet Nostalgia.” The EP’s is inspired by numerous personal hardships for the

Mishell Ivon – “ENERGY”

Energy by Mishell Ivon Strutting a glitzy pop feeling that merges ’80s and ’90s nostalgia, “ENERGY” is a hooky new track from Mishell Ivon, an artist from Munich, Germany. Crafted alongside Canadian

Roni Amir – “Along the way”

A recent track from Israeli producer and songwriter Roni Amir, “Along the way” is an exuberant key-led pop success, featuring UK vocalist Ethan Cronin. Thematically, the release is “about gaining the strength

Goldmyth – “Triptych”

“Triptych” is a late-night pop success from Goldmyth, the Utah-based artist featured previously with tracks “Lover’s Letdown” and “My Mistake.” The former’s punchy pop exterior and the latter’s dreamy harp-led allure showcased

roman around – “Rhythm”

A break-up song with post-punk yearning and climactic build-ups, “Rhythm” comes from roman around, the Fresno-based project of drummer, multi-instrumentalist, and teacher Roman Rivera. The non-binary, pansexual, Native & Mexican American artist

Kevin Focke – “Exolution”

“Exolution” is a beautifully melodic new track from Kevin Focke, based in Bruges, Belgium. The track shows a versatile sound, spanning from pulsing club-ready synth movements to lushly entrancing sounds of nature.

Frass Green – “Mural Mosaic”

“Mural Mosaic” is the latest single from D.C. rockers Frass Green. The track represents the first single from their upcoming album, Buried, releasing on September 9th. The band wrote “Mural Mosaic” in

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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