New Tracks

Paul Feder – “Lose My Mind”

From Paul Feder‘s newly released EP Nightwalk, “Lose My Mind” is a memorable synth-pop opener. The Brooklyn-based artist infuses sporadic guitar tones amidst an ongoing synth arpeggio and other synth-laden adornments. “I

Brainsqueezed – “My Fears in the Night”

The soaring single “My Fears in the Night” is a recent track from Brainsqueezed, releasing ahead of the new album I Am Not a Robot, out this Friday. The ardent vocal presence

Palo Sopraño – “Fingertips” (feat. Fisherman Jo)

Enamoring with shimmering guitars and melodic key touches, “Fingertips” is a new track from Palo Sopraño. Suave and hooky with hazy lazy-day charm, “Fingertips” drives from amiable verses into a twangy, nostalgic

aoihr – “Take Me Somewhere”

“Take Me Somewhere” is a dreamy rock track from aoihr, the Tokyo-based project of Shunsuke Abe. The one-man band pursues a darker, more shoegaze-focused direction on this track, compared to previous releases.

Void Comp – “Come My Way”

A striking debut single from Void Comp, “Come My Way” dazzles with its late-night synth atmospherics, fondly reminiscent of Junior Boys. The project of Canadian multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter David Jule, Void Comp

Soheill – “Behave”

“Behave” is an invigorating rocker from Soheill, the Nashville-based artist who impressed last year with the single “Can’t Stop Thinking.” Crunchy guitar distortion accompanies relatively understated vocals to start, while emitting an

DERYK G. – “Damian”

First catching our ear with the eclectic track “Commit” last year, DERYK G. impresses this time with “Damian.” The smooth, title-referencing hook succeeds with a lushly melodic sway, as the ensuing verses

New Albums

Broke Royals – ‘Campr’

Washington, DC-based band Broke Royals explores a wide spectrum of sounds on their new album Campr, spanning enjoyable realms of rousingly anthemic

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Thomas O’Shea – ‘Generation Z’

Thomas O’Shea‘s new album Generation Z blends dynamic piano-pop atmospherics with candid lyricism, tackling artistic self-doubt, digital-age anxiety, and generational pressure. From

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