New Tracks

GIYA – “Upside Down”

A soulful success with captivating vocal coolness and brassy adornments, “Upside Down” is a new track from South London-based artist GIYA. Lush guitars and entrancing vocals lead an initially laid-back composure, exceling

Mother Culture – “Drawing By Design”

“Drawing By Design” is a stirring, enthusiastic track from Mother Culture, the Melbourne-based duo comprising brothers Darcy and Spencer Ward. Touting a crisp and vibrant vein of poppy rock, “Drawing By Design”

oooey gooey – “U F Os”

“U F Os” shows the unique pop sound of oooey gooey, the South Carolina-based project comprising married couple Seth and Victoria Simmons. The track presents a dreamy pop sound yet bursting with

Julian Mudd – “Growing Pains”

“Growing Pains” is the debut single from Julian Mudd, unveiling a hooky pop sound with ample personality. The Los Angeles-based artist’s songwriting struts a theatrical, humorous poise — fully evident on “Growing

Nellie – “Columbus, Ohio”

“Columbus, Ohio” is the heartfelt debut single from NYC-based artist Nellie. The lyrics poignantly capture the feeling of home being wherever your love is, no matter where. Optimistic guitar tones complement Nellie’s

Tanuki Project – “Slow”

“Slow” is an atmospheric, cavernous track from Tanuki Project, a Montreal-based duo producing a sound with trip-hop, downtempo, and electronic elements. Throughout their Adamant_CHAPTER#01 EP, Tanuki Project show a tendency for steady

Peter Karroll – “Coming Home”

“Coming Home” is a moving new single/video from Canadian artist Peter Karroll, inspired by war stories from Peter’s father, Edward John Karroll (1922 – 1984). The emotive vocals and twangy guitars drive

Chained Lizard – “ELECTRIC VIBES”

A mish-mashing of pop and electro-rock, “ELECTRIC VIBES” is an intriguing new track from Melbourne-based band Chained Lizard. Their eclectic approach is evident in the first minute. Radio-centric pop dramatics appear initially,

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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