New Tracks

Echo Hotel – “Hangers On”

“Hangers On” is a haunting, expansive track from Echo Hotel, a band split between London and Bristol. Emotive vocal quivers, brassy adornments, and textured guitars resemble a feeling reminiscent of later-era Talk

Preston Campbell – “Outside”

“Outside” enthralls with a lush bossa-nova groove and hooky melodic pull, emitting a mellow, soulful playfulness throughout. The track comes via Preston Campbell, a singer/songwriter based in San Antonio and Austin, Texas.

Love Crumbs – “Ellipses”

The stirring “Ellipses” is the latest from Love Crumbs, also catching our ears with the track “Cavalcades” in January. The Massachusetts-based group expertly blend Americana, folk, and rock alongside a powerful vocal

Moon Sand Land – “New Matters”

New Matters by Moon Sand Land “New Matters” is a satisfying track from Moon Sand Land, the project of singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jason Ross. The initial verses engage easily; clockwork-like percussion

Jacob McCaslin – “Grilled Cheese”

Smooth and soulful, “Grilled Cheese” is a memorable track from Swedish-born artist and producer Jacob McCaslin. Suave falsetto vocals and tender guitar licks concoct a seductive feel to start, as lyrics relay

Callum Wall – “Limbo”

A consuming track from Irish singer/songwriter Callum Wall, “Limbo” captures the feeling of frustratingly staying in place. The initial verses cast a hypnotic feeling with mellow guitars and lyrical yearning for escaping

Nolan Trotter – “Ember Days”

Concocting a dreamy pull within a pulsing, spacey production, “Ember Days” is a quality track from Nolan Trotter, from his new album Mindstream. The initial joining of bass alongside the vocals and

Karras – “Anything Except For Me” (Prod. by Bice)

“Anything Except For Me” is a recent track from Midwestern alternative rapper Karras, produced by Bice. Confident vocals mesh with a funky bass line and blaring brass, deftly navigating through lyrical self-acceptance

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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