New Tracks

Jewelia – “Was It You Or Was It Me”

“Was It You Or Was It Me” is a dreamy pop track released today from Jewelia, a fast-rising artist based in London. Gentle piano and vocals build to an effervescent, hooky expansion

Nate Wey – “Movie Ending”

A haunting, dreamy track fit for the Roadhouse on Twin Peaks, “Movie Ending” is an atmospheric stirrer from Nate Wey, a Portland(OR)-based musician and TV sound mixer. Whispery vocals and a solemn

Karras – “Tonight”

Following up the impressive “Anything Except For Me,” released earlier this month, Midwestern alternative rapper Karras is back with another success. “Tonight” features a murky, intriguing overall soundscape and fantastic vocal flow

Andrew Robertson – “Steve Jobs Song”

The first single from Andrew Robertson‘s forthcoming debut album, “Steve Jobs Song” is an impressive saxophone-propelled work with nostalgic charm, reminding at points of Squeeze and The Psychedelic Furs. Enthusiastic brass leads

Grey Fields – “Palm Trees”

Vesna by Grey Fields Vesna is the impressive sophomore album from Grey Fields, the Chicago-based project that first caught my ear in 2017, with the track “Nothing Needs to Be Right.” That

Gravity Circus – “Shaky Little Dice Roll”

Dutch duo Gravity Circus show a satisfying rock-forward sound on new track “Shaky Little Dice Roll,” playing with a confident, blues-tinged vigor. While previous tracks like “Millennial Crisis, Pop Rocks!” and “Lotus

Patrick Ames – “Help People Up”

The Virtualistics is a newly released album from Napa Valley-based artist Patrick Ames, impressing prior with album tracks “You Make Me Scream“, “Reawakened 2020,” and “Second Wave.” Ames wrote the album’s eight

Shawna Virago – “High Road No. 6”

The latest from Shawna Virago, “High Road No. 6” is a consuming alt-country track with poignant sentiments about “escaping the entrapments and negative forces wanting to take you down.” Virago, a pioneer

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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