New Tracks

Lucinda Belle – “Baby Don’t Cry”

“Baby Don’t Cry” is a dose of throwback pop, conjured by San Francisco artist Lucinda Belle. Recalling a vintage pop sound with touches of jazz, gypsy soul, and blues – reminiscent of

So So Sun – “Leave the House

Hailing from South East England, So So Sun are a duo whose new single “Leave the House” is a thoroughly consuming showcase in lushly moving melodic escalation. Soft guitars and a drip-drop

Quelle Rox – “Tired”

The blissfully hypnotic “Tired” is the latest success from Quelle Rox, the Brooklyn musician who impressed last year with “Dream Daisies.” Her lo-fi dream-pop sound continues its atmospheric charm, with the vocals

Holden Laurence – “Shadows of Old Love”

“Shadows of Old Love” is the first single from Holden Laurence’s upcoming sophomore album, Rewire, out on May 10th. As evident on previously featured “A Whisper and She Takes Me,” the Cleveland

Triangle Head – “Roll It Up”

Triangle Head is a Melbourne-based producer whose new track “Roll It Up” impresses with deft sample usage. It’s cold here in the USA, but in Australia it’s still summer — and certainly

Afternoon Author – “Matchless”

Afternoon Author produce indie-electro from Phoenix, AZ. They’re currently recording an album, and will be releasing a new single every month until its release later this year. “Matchless” is the first of

Eye-C – “Day Trip”

Eye-C’s “Day Trip” shows a gripping atmospheric presence and build-up, beginning with washed-out synths that project a whirring energy. Percussive fragments emerge shortly thereafter, followed by low-pitched nonchalant vocals, crafting an intriguing

Alex McArtor – “Party’s Over”

“Party’s Over” is a showcase in striking vocals and gripping songwriting from Alex McArtor, an impressive 16-year-old singer/songwriter. The track begins as a piano ballad, evolving with sporadic guitar twangs that eventually

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New Albums

Áron Porteleki – ‘Smearing’

Hungarian artist Áron Porteleki presents a deeply memorable sound across Smearing, a debut solo studio production that serves as a “sonic manifestation,”

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