New Tracks

Low Key Crush – “Night Time”

Night Time by Low Key Crush Melbourne-based act Low Key Crush concoct a serene delight with the new track “Night Time.” Warming guitar jangles and yearning vocals drive to blissful moments like

Naomi Pacifique – “the sea is coming in”

Swiss-Dutch artist Naomi Pacifique mesmerizes on new track “the sea is coming in,” a ruminating success featuring climactic vocals and textural guitar trickling. Hazy guitar tones and lush vocals echo the lyrical

DAAY – “Golden Tree”

“Golden Tree” is a gripping track released today from DAAY, a London-based 6-piece led by Alex Barty-King. The band’s powerful sound is on full display, with an escalating rock feel joined by

Esc – ‘Unauthorized Passenger’

An instrumental rock EP highlighted by expressive guitar tones, lush string-laden adornments, and captivating songwriting, Unauthorized Passenger comes via Israeli artist Esc, the alias of artist Danny Manor. Alongside co-producer Francois Paul

Bowen Thi – “Ain’t My Fault”

Houston-based artist Bowen Thi unveils a darkly engrossing pop aesthetic throughout his track “Ain’t My Fault,” inspired by ’80s synthwave. Murky, nocturnal textures steadily reveal as a whirring synth arpeggio, climactically gearing

Someone Anyone – “No Air”

A track out today from Hastings-based project Someone Anyone, “No Air” consumes with crisp guitar jangles and melodic vocal lushness. The track escalates beautifully past the one-minute mark, the halted “feel no

Drew Worthley + No Spinoza – ‘Maxim’

An enchanting album meshing chamber-pop whimsy with nostalgic nursery rhymes, Maxim is a stellar release from Drew Worthley and No Spinoza. The album opens with a take on one of the most

small pockets – “heads or tales”

“heads or tales” is a dreamy track from Atlanta-based artist small pockets. The production captures a warmness inherent in the laid-back guitars and keys, the lyrical references to Capri Suns and Jumanji

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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