New Tracks

Trevor Forrest – “If You’re Not Real”

Exuding a grandiose rock sound with theatrical vocals, inspired from the likes of Queen and Muse, “If You’re Not Real” is a riveting new track from Trevor Forrest. Spacey synth tones and

Free Whenever – “Echo” (feat. filo sofia)

A track “about shedding the skin of the past and embracing new direction,” “Echo” is a grooving success that blends psychedelic rock and pop. The artists Free Whenever and filo sofia dazzle

Icarus Phoenix – “Eddie King”

“Eddie King” is the most recent single from Icarus Phoenix, the captivating songwriting project of Drew Danburry. Icarus Phoenix shows a knack for weaving narratives with poignant themes, aesthetically stretching from anthemic

Freddy Hall – “Feed the Fire”

Expanding seamlessly from murky psychedelia into howling rock, “Feed the Fire” is a new track from Freddy Hall. The third single from the New York-based artist’s upcoming album, DAZY, “Feed the Fire”

Mighty Tim Young – “Tavern”

The Lucky Ones by Mighty Tim Young Impressing earlier this year with the track “Rock N Roll,” Mighty Tim Young continues to enthrall throughout his latest album, The Lucky Ones, Young’s fifth

Great Wave – “Orange Juice”

“Orange Juice is the latest track from Great Wave, the Scranton-based band that impressed previously with the tracks “Sorry, Darling” and “Cosmic Bowling.” Continuing the project’s knack for evolving, dreamy soundscapes and

Sam Wright – “Closer”

Warming guitar twangs open “Closer” with a delightful melodic pull, driving into serene and understated vocals that engage throughout. Per Sam Wright, the track is “about the oscillating nature of a sensual,

Pixxel Kid – “Together”

“Together” is a dreamy track from Canadian artist Pixxel Kid, touting a mellow yet emotively impactful sound. Opening lyrics speak of wartime and bombs falling at the door amidst haunting keys, the

New Albums

NOCOLOUR – ‘NUMBERS’ EP

An intoxicating house-driven sound appeals throughout NUMBERS, the debut EP from NOCOLOUR, a duo comprising German producer Marcus Voss and Cuban-born Will

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