New Tracks

3D The Boss – “Push It”

Atlanta-based pop trio 3D The Boss get feet moving with recent track “Push It,” from their debut full-length album of the same name. The group blends a love for ’70s and ’80s

Jordan Sommerlad – “Hologram”

A dreamy success from Jordan Sommerlad, “Hologram” comes from the NYC-based artist’s upcoming album. Lush vocals and jumpy guitar jangles kickstart an amiable sound, driving to an exhilarating title-referencing hook past the

computer science – “Hell”

It Is Me by computer science “Hell” is a haunting track from computer science, the project of Tim Brozowski, based near Carrboro, North Carolina. Lush vocals embrace alongside strumming acoustics and sporadic

Corinne Sharlet – “Pink Summer Moon”

“Pink Summer Moon” is an enchanting, meditative track from Corinne Sharlet, off her forthcoming debut album A Lovely Future, out this summer. Sharlet recorded “Pink Summer Moon” directly to an analogue tape

Harkness – “The Occasion”

Enthusiastic brass and string-laden pulsing flourishes throughout the exciting “The Occasion,” a recent track from Toronto-based artist Harkness, impressing in March with “Tornado.” The brass/string push rides alongside rising vocals, swelling to

springtide – “Standing Out From The Crowd”

Certainly achieving its namesake, “Standing Out From The Crowd” is a creative, infectious entry from Japanese artist springtide. The track comes via springtide’s new EP, Remixed and Reconstructed, providing twists on previously

I am TIM – “big cat fears”

New York-based rapper I am TIM shows excellently on new track “big cat fears.” A nocturnal, murky beat with a whispery backing synth and heavy rhythmic pulse complement a lush vocal lead.

SNTGO – “Desire”

“Desire” is a memorable track meshing R&B yearning with scorching rock guitars, from SNTGO, a singer/songwriter and producer from Barcelona, Spain. Slight guitar fragments and building vocals, reminiscent of James Blake, start

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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