New Tracks

Premiere: Bluey Green – “Cherry Umbrella”

Out today from New Zealand-based artist Bluey Green (Mitch Horton), “Cherry Umbrella” is a dreamy delight. Swaying guitars and a piña colada reference provides ideal escapism, further reinforced by lines like “you

Joshua Woo – “Sunflower Seeds”

Another success from London-based artist Joshua Woo, “Sunflower Seeds” drives from psych-pop suaveness into anthemic rock hooks. Spirited synth movements and clanging keys exude a funky pop charisma, fit for night-time drives.

DRCY – “Small Talk”

Strutting a hooky sound that melds pop infection with R&B suaveness, “Small Talk” is a new single from DRCY, an artist who splits her time between London and Liverpool. Produced with Vince

COW – ‘When The Darkness Gets You Down’

The new EP from UK quartet COW, When The Darkness Gets You Down captivates with its rock sound, reminiscent of acts like Pavement and Dinosaur Jr. Lyrics explore the often grim, challenging

Skinny Dippers – “Boat On The Water”

An entrancing folk track with serene yearning, “Boat On The Water” comes via Skinny Dippers, the Brookyln-based project that impressed in March with the track “Wedding Ring.” The band describe “Boat On

The Gloom – “Requiem (for Joan of Arc)”

Coffee & Clementines by The Gloom Heartrending vocals, moody guitar jangles, and lush strings present a consuming sound throughout “Requiem (for Joan of Arc),” the emotive lead single from The Gloom‘s second

ROJAZ – “Unwind”

Led by intoxicating rhythms inspired by the UK dance scene, ROJAZ‘s “Unwind” is a moody, hypnotic electronic pop track. The London-based artist opens with a textural lushness, propelled by whisper-y backing vocals

New Albums

Jessi Robertson – ‘Dark Matter’

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jessi Robertson crafts a journey of self-discovery and unmasking on Dark Matter, her latest album. “This spring, I was diagnosed

More

Suris – ‘Pertinax’

A fantastic new album from English duo Suris, Pertinax fuses atmospheric art-pop, nostalgic rock, and immersive storytelling. Anchored by Lindsey Mackie’s emotive vocals

More