New Tracks

Treasure – “So Tired”

Released this week from Treasure, “So Tired” caresses with a soulfully lush synth-forward charm. The London-based artist’s ethereal vocal presence adds dreamy allure alongside the synths and nocturnal guitar tones. A notably

Rio Tigre – “Olympiades”

First catching my ear with the captivating, atmospheric “Tornado” in March, Rio Tigre return with another gem in “Olympiades.” The effort masterfully uses vocal samples, of varying pitches, amidst intense synth backbones

Juicebumps – “Jumpy”

“Jumpy” is a uniquely infectious track from Bay Area act Juicebumps. Concise vocal punches and quaint guitar tones establish an intriguing sound to start, with wordless vocal reflections and playful keys mingling

MJR – “No Answers”

Released today, “No Answers” is an atmospheric, psychedelic success from MJR. Off the artist’s upcoming debut LP, “No Answers” escalates from hazy synths to psych-rock melodics, particularly at the three-minute mark. The

VT GOT IT – “STILL 6LACK”

“STILL 6LACK” is a new track from VT GOT IT. A consuming vocal flow and piano-laden, Latin-tinged beat provide an engrossing feel from the get-go. The lyrics are timely, effectively touching on

Peach Luffe – “Rollercoaster”

The beautifully melodic “Rollercoaster” is a gem of a track from Peach Luffe, exuding a growing pop sound with heart-tugging strings. The shifting structural parts, ranging from understated and yearning (01:26) to

Midnite Michael – “Enemy”

“Enemy” touts excellent production and soulful vocals, evoking a nocturnal vein of electro-tinged R&B. The track is the latest from Midnite Michael, an Alabama-based voice actor, musician, and producer. The track’s eclectic

B. Disco – “Lens”

Lens by B. Disco “Lens” struts a catchy synth-pop sound with a DIY charm, recorded and produced from B. Disco’s home studio in the Netherlands. If you’re a fan of moody ’80s

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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