New Tracks

Murmur – “Me & You”

A catchy and atmospheric synth-pop track from Oslo-based artist Murmur, “Me & You” is described as “an energetic reminder to trust your instincts and embrace the dualities of life.” Gauzy vocals and

Beatrix Sky – “American Spirit”

Seattle-based artist Beatrix Sky presents a dreamy yearning throughout “American Spirit,” the title track off the American Spirit EP. Lonesome guitar tones and serene synths accompany opening lyrics — “I took a

Scotty Karate – “Always Honey”

Always Honey by Scotty Karate Showing a chugging rock sound with laid-back guitars set against expressive vocals, “Always Honey” comes from Scotty Karate‘s new album, also titled Always Honey. The Michigan-based singer/songwriter

Serious Sam Barrett – “Bushes and Briars”

An intimate folk album from UK artist Serious Sam Barrett released in the past week, The Seeds of Love shows a heartfelt sound steeped in 12-string guitar and banjo. The Yorkshire-based artist

D.E.L. – “Yoko”

“Yoko” is a beautiful pop production with expansive structural charm, courtesy of D.E.L., a Sydney-based trio of brothers. “Teach me how to feel alive,” the vocals repeat just prior to the rise.

Premiere: Otherwoman – “FINE”

Out today, “FINE” is a breezy pop delight from Ontario-based artist Otherwoman. Lush synths and suave guitar jams concoct an inviting beginning, perking up thereafter with added synth-y effervescence and backing vocal

Reveree – “Birthday Boy”

“Birthday Boy” is a stirring folk track from Berlin-based artist Reveree. Piano accompanies acoustical plucks and a solemn vocal presence, reminiscent of Nick Cave. The elements intensify past the one-minute mark, casting

Dopus Opus – “Speeding By”

California-based duo Dopus Opus show an inventive psych-rock sound throughout their debut album, The Lake Sessions. Among the release’s highlights is the hypnotic “Speeding By.” Twangy guitars and playful keys craft an

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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