New Tracks

Optacure – “Stray”

“Stray” is an alluring new track from Optacure, an Australian pop singer/songwriter. The track’s genial disposition is crafted via twinkling keys and warming guitar twangs; the artist’s vocals add a comforting quality,

Okami Three – “Blue”

“Blue” is a memorable track from New York-based trio Okami Three, showcasing their idiosyncratic blending of psychedelia and rock. Lyrically exploring the pain of losing someone, “Blue” escalates from plucky guitars into

Sugar Nap – “Harms”

“Harms” is a hazy, twangy success from Sugar Nap, the project of Washington-based artist Caleb Kallander. Suave vocals enter amidst flickering guitars and steady bass line, expanding beautifully past the first-minute mark

Cosmic Crooner – “Reflexopolis”

Echoing classic psych-pop nostalgia, “Reflexopolis” is a new single from Amsterdam-based artist Cosmic Crooner. Aptly describing his material as “Doowop Spacepop” in an interview, Cosmic Crooner exudes a lovely mixture of starry-eyed

Cloudbelly – “Whistling”

Strutting an ethereal folk engrossment, “Whistling” is the latest from Cloudbelly, the project of western Massachusetts-based singer/songwriter Corey Laitman. The track is a heart-tugging portrayal of bonding and human connection, particularly during

lost,there – “idwbs”

“idwbs” is a consuming rock single from lost,there, the project of André Vargas Roo. “I don’t wanna be seen,” he repeats amidst pulsing guitars to start, rounded out by tenderly melodic guitar

Rye Golde – “Places and the Times”

A captivating debut single from Rye Golde, “Places and the Times” stuns with its dreamy folk engrossment. Serenely entrancing vocals and gentle guitars guide to an emotive expansion past the one-minute mark,

SOME DAZE – “Homegrown”

“Homegrown” is the catching debut single from SOME DAZE, the project of Seattle-based Nolan Garrett and London-based Kristjan Hermannsson. Molding an accessibly stylish vein of pop, “Homegrown” weaves moody synths into guitar-fronted

New Albums