New Tracks

De Antiquis Et Novis – “Calm”

A hypnotic downtempo electronic single from De Antiquis Et Novis, “Calm” engrosses with its patient synth-forward build. The serene lyrical refrain — “I don’t want to run for another day,” — lingers

Baby Combat – “Heaven Is an Izakaya”

A memorable rocker that captures the comfortable vibe of one’s favorite watering hole, “Heaven Is an Izakaya” is a track out today from Baby Combat, the New York-based project of Noel Yeo

Lone Lake – “Stop The Time”

The melodic debut single from duo Lone Lake, “Stop The Time” consumes with its savvy pop retrospection. Christina Cavazos’ vocals exude a passionate yearning from the opening. “I wanna go see another

Faron Sage – “Head Or Tail”

“Head Or Tail” is an inventive new track from UK-based artist Faron Sage, meshing socially conscious hip-hop with bouncy electro-pop. Woozy synths and a bouncy bass line drives into a peppy vocal

Chris Ianuzzi – “March of Madness”

A track from Chris Ianuzzi‘s new album Maze, released today, “March of Madness” enjoyably showcases Ianuzzi’s eclectic stylistic charm, reminiscent of The Fall. Everything from electro-pop and industrial rock tones to operatic

Lazy Daze – “High”

Meshing hooky surf-pop with post-punk appeal, “High” is an infectious new track from Los Angeles-based artist Lazy Daze. Playful guitar pulses accompany a dual vocal layering; the lead assumes a nonchalant, steady

Babe Club – “Lazy Lover”

“Lazy Lover” is an irresistibly catchy pop track from Charleston-based band Babe Club. Thumping percussion and a shimmering synth accompany the initial lyrics, conveying a sense of hopelessness (and the equivalent of

airhockey – “Grapefruit”

A yearning, murky slice of dreamy pop, “Grapefruit” is a new single from airhockey, their first since 2020’s debut EP. Nocturnal synth tones whisper into a bouncy bass accompaniment, followed thereafter by

1 … 658 659 660 661 662 … 1,345

New Albums

Arpatle – ‘Stalacs’ EP

Stalacs is a dark ambient experimental EP from Utrecht-based composer Arpatle, the moniker of Patrick Bossink. Utilizing granular delays, 1024 sine tones,

More


Send us your music via SubmitHub or MusoSoup