New Tracks

groan room – “don’t forget your cane”

Manchester-based band groan room impress on their new track “don’t forget your cane.” Showing a stirring, expansive folk sound with twinkling piano and vibrant acoustic guitars, the track’s lyrics resonate with poignant

Chris Jobe – “Nostalgia”

Los Angeles-based artist Chris Jobe impresses with a contagious pop sound throughout “Nostalgia.” Suave vocals show a yearning for nostalgia and running away “with you,” alongside peppy guitars and a playful rhythmic

Chad Price – “I Live Alone”

Exuding smooth vocals and eclectic production, ranging from atmospheric soul to twinkling key-laden pop, “I Live Alone” is a new track from Canadian artist Chad Price. The haunting, delicate intro expands with

Drumming Bird – “Riff Song”

Showing a fervent rock sound, “Riff Song” is a track from Drumming Bird, the Nashville-based project of singer/songwriter Austin Sawyer. Full of rising-and-falling guitar tones that lend a climactic allure, “Riff Song”

es.cher – “mark”

A gorgeous track with soulful electronic sampling and lush vocal allure, “mark” comes via UK producer es.cher. The track implements various vocal recordings from R&B singer Choruses from the Rock; es.cher chopped

Ehmed Nauman – “To Know You”

The first track to be released from the upcoming album Caught in the Lights, “To Know You” is an evolving rocker from Chicago-based artist Ehmed Nauman, also featuring trumpet work from Sam

Strange Souvenirs – “Beaches”

A new track from Berlin-based band Strange Souvenirs, “Beaches” exudes a contemplative charm with its chilled-out vocals, jangly guitar twinkles, and calmly pulsing rhythm section. Lyrically, there’s a yearning for newness in

Darksoft – “Icebreaker”

Presenting a rock sound that consumes with hazy lushness, Darksoft entrances throughout his new full-length, Cryo. Opening the release with textural intrigue is the track “Icebreaker.” Jangly guitars and soft vocals exude

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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