New Tracks

Advakit – “By Your Side”

Released today from Washington DC-based musician and producer Advakit, “By Your Side” is a hooky electro-pop standout. Pulsing, ’80s-friendly synths build to a memorable hook in the first minute. “If the world

Goldrain – “Dragonfly”

“Dragonfly” is the stirring debut single from London-based act Goldrain, released today. They describe the track as “a song about self-reflection, focusing on losing connection with your inner child and going on

David Pollack – “Turning Grapes”

Turning Grapes by David Pollack “Turning Grapes” is a track released today from David Pollack, a Portland, OR-based singer/songwriter. Created during quarantine remotely with musicians in Vermont, Brooklyn, and Portland (OR), “Turning Grapes”

Forest Ray – “Shadows”

The superbly melodic “Shadows” represents the second single from Black Pine, the upcoming album from Seattle-based band Forest Ray. Twangy steel guitar and suave vocals complement lyrics evoking a mysterious allure. “All

Brenna Lowrie – “After Dark”

Loss Leader by Brenna Lowrie Loss Leader is a beautiful folk album from Brenna Lowrie, a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and songwriter from Alberta, Canada. The hypnotic, psych-tinged aesthetic throughout reminds of Nick Drake

Geyst – “Papertrails”

“Papertrails” is the debut single from Geyst, a quartet from Victoria (British Columbia) who met via the University of Victoria Live Music Club in September ’19. Their vein of alternative-rock rides on

Rosa Mystica – “Holding Roses”

The debut single from Rosa Mystica, “Holding Roses” blends suave ’70s psych-pop sensibilities with modern dark electro-pop. A consuming aesthetic success, the track’s initial verses see repeating piano clanging and heavy percussion

Slow Caves – “Walk in the Park”

“Walk in the Park” is a stirring alt-rocker with ’90s nostalgia. The track comes via Slow Caves, a band formed in Fort Collins, Colorado. Vocals and distorted guitars throughout feel like they

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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