Lost My Way by Jordan Lucas “Lost My Way” is a riveting rocker from Denver-based artist Jordan Lucas. A symphonic glow initiates the track, followed by guitar tones with a murky nocturnal
New Tracks
Displaying a lovely fusing of chamber-pop and vocal jazz-pop, “Far, Far Away” is an alluring release from London-based artist Florie Namir. The opening track on the I Wanna Be in Love EP,
Consuming with smooth, soulful funk qualities, “That’s Where You’ll Find Me” is a new track from The Confederation. The four-piece hails from Coventry, UK; they aspire to craft a sound echoing the
Impressing earlier this year with “Encounter with a Guide” and “Fire Tales,” Sage of New England shows further quality with the recent track “Weaknesses.” Featuring retrospective vocals and textured, atmospheric guitar tones,
People of the Land by Bozard “People of the Land” is a gripping new track from London-based artist Bozard, who crafts an engaging folk sound with blues and roots influence. Jazzy percussive
Lonesome Highway Superstar by Chris Ianuzzi New York-based Chris Ianuzzi continues to dazzle with his inventive electronic sound. “Lonesome Highway Superstar” is a darkly effective track with art-pop and industrial elements, the
1st Base Runner‘s cover of Unkle’s “Rabbit In Your Headlights” captures the track’s ghostly mood and atmospherics. The Austin-based 1st Base Runner provides a lovely take on one of his favorite tracks.
Following up his track “I NEED YOU NOW,” the two-version single “Anytime At All (Aftermath of Silence)” is the latest from Switzerland-based artist Ajay Mathur. Dedicated to John Lennon, the track was
New Albums
A captivating album spanning from the fuzzy rock vigor of “Happy Accidents” to the dreamy softness within “Gaztelugatxe,” Feral Kids is a
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Los Angeles-based virtuoso Bei Bei and London-based producer Paul Elliott celebrate the Lunar New Year with the cinematic ambient-fusion album Two Moons.
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Joseph Schwartz showcases a unique versatility on the Superhuman EP by reimagining a single high-quality composition through multiple stylistic lenses. From the
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