Premiere: Enfant Terrible – “Theodore”

September 18, 2020

Premiering today is the lushly enthralling folk track “Theodore,” from Enfant Terrible, a band based in Devon, UK. Breezy and delightful, “Theodore” rides on tender acoustics and mellow keys to start, alongside

Premiere: COOL HEAT – “Step Out”

September 17, 2020

We’re happy to premiere “Step Out,” a consuming track from COOL HEAT. Out tomorrow, the track shows a serenely engaging sound led by lush vocals, calming synths, and chugging guitars. In terms

GEIZ – “Overtime”

September 12, 2020

“Overtime” is a thumping electro-pop success from GEIZ, the latest single from the act. A creeping synth-based arpeggio kicks forward into a dizzying electro-pop expansion. Multi-layered vocals emerge and build toward a

Sheila Eden – “Someone New” (feat. Gee Reach) [Memoryy Remix]

September 11, 2020

Sheila Eden‘s pop track “Someone New” consumes with melody and mood, showcased especially well in Memoryy’s newly released remix. Riding on glistening keys and entrancing vocals to start, “Someone New” maintains a

Terra Cessna – “Chambers”

September 10, 2020

“Chambers” is a grooving, suave track from Terra Cessna, led with enamoring qualities by nocturnal guitar and synth tones. The tinge of funk and bass-heavy vocal sections, swapping with synth-forward hooks, reminds

Evening Elevator – “Sweet September”

September 10, 2020

Casting a fitting mood as the leaves change colors, “Sweet September” is a warming track from Evening Elevator. The duo of Tim Segreto and Dub Sonata show a stirring sound with this

Teen Runnings – “Want You Bad”

September 10, 2020

Summery rocker “Want You Bad” meshes ’60s pop harmonies with a modern charm. The melodic, hooky effort comes from Japanese band Teen Runnings. A beach-set vibe is amplified by fun, accessible guitars

Premiere: Channel 1 – “Think For Yourself”

September 4, 2020

Released today, “Think For Yourself” is a hooky track from Channel 1, the project of drummer/songwriter Gil Young. Following years as a “devoted metalhead,” Young explores more pop-focused territory with this project.