New Tracks

Tommy Holmes – “Daydream Disco”

From San Francisco-based artist Tommy Holmes, “Daydream Disco” wastes no time getting down. Brassy exultation and a fuzzy bass pulse concoct an exciting introduction. The vocals’ emergence aligns with a club-friendly synth

Betageist – ‘Interference Patterns’ EP

A grippingly atmospheric EP that blends ardent guitar tones with spacey synths, Interference Patterns comes via Betageist, the project of Indiana-based artist Kevin Heber. Feelings of mystique and wonder flow through the

Forts – “The Chemist”

“The Chemist” is a new track from Phoenix-based trio Forts, strutting a stylishly dark pop sound and gripping lyrics conveying “the feeling of what it’s like to live in a reality distorted

Moontwin – “With The Birds”

“With The Birds” is a consuming, stylish new track from Moontwin, the duo of singer-songwriter Maple Bee (aka Melanie Garside) and Zac Kuzmanov (founder of alternative radio station XRaydio). Jazzy rhythms, gentle

Zachary Crawford – ‘Hello Stranger’

Hello Stranger is the new album from Zachary Crawford, an artist from Cork, Ireland who excels with his melodic songwriting — influenced by soft rock sounds of the late ’70s and early

Morning Trips – “Where Is Your Out?”

A new track from Florida-based band Morning Trips, “Where Is Your Out?” is an impressively eclectic success, showcasing a heavy-trending rock sound with intriguing electronic influence within the production. Thick, jangly guitars

Ben Alexander – “Run Away”

“Run Away” is a riveting new track from Norwegian electro-pop producer Ben Alexander. A serene synth pad is quickly complemented by a heavy bass line and reflective percussion. Alexander’s vocals assume an

Tom Tikka & The Missing Hubcaps – ‘Better Man’

The sophomore album from Tom Tikka & The Missing Hubcaps, Better Man is exemplary of the award-winning songwriter’s charms — abundant with hooks while traversing from the power-pop of “Venetian Rubber Boots”

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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