Dazzling with its dreamy atmospheric qualities, “Write my name” is a track from Dizzy!, via their new album Grounded. The New Jersey-based duo cast a spell with lush guitar swirls and quaint
New Tracks
A recent track from EVNTYD, “Parisian Fur” enthralls from the get-go with its driving guitar work and poised vocal lead. “I was swimming in the deep end, now I’m doing just fine,”
Chicago-based duo Kujo & Doyle concoct an intriguing, dark sound on post-apocalyptic new track “Red Dice.” Kujo Anakwa and Ryan Doyle deliver a fiercely passionate rock sound throughout. Driven initially by clanking
Miss Lady by Michael Sanders Following up last month’s excellent track “This Century,” Michael Sanders again impresses with the release of “Miss Lady.” From the upcoming full-length, While I’m Still Young, “Miss
Dreamy folk track “Sedona” comes via NYC-based singer/songwriter Ava McCoy. Themes of nostalgia and escapism linger amidst developing guitars, ranging from a quaint initial prancing to twangy textural beauty. “Oh Sedona,” McCoy
“Horizon” is the latest from Modern Moxie, who first caught our ears in November with the rocker “Big Wave.” “Horizon” shows a more patiently evolving sound, packed with sweltering emotion in its
The first song in an upcoming set of singles and remixes from Billy Cadden, “One in Control” is an angsty rocker with melodic appeal, also featuring Camellia Hartman on vocals. The interweaving
“No (Hard) Feelings” represents the first single, as a band, from Nashville-based project CHLSY. Vocalist and guitarist Chelsea Gilliland crafts an entrancing intro with twinkling guitars (inspired by Weezer’s “Falling For You”)
New Albums
8 Tracks is an intergenerational collaboration uniting Danish-based composer Jack Kilburn with his Birmingham-born father Mark, an award-winning poet and published author.
MoreWest London trio Patience Please showcase stadium-ready hooks and sincere emotion on their debut EP, Miles Away. The record spans from the
MoreGOODGrief finds Asheville, NC-based artist K A T R I N A crafting an emotively gripping vein of alt-R&B, artfully mapping the
MoreSeattle-based artist Ellie Grace navigates a landscape of loss on her sophomore album, Nothing Is Easy. From the existential folk-rock brooding of
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