New Tracks

Babi – “Orchid Hunter”

If you have experienced Nintendo’s Pikmin video game franchise, Babi‘s “Orchid Hunter” may sound quite familiar. For one, the game’s unique soundtrack is widely acclaimed for its soundscapes, fond of lush synth-y

Laurence Murray Project – “Providence”

“Providence” is a catching new track from Laurence Murray Project, channeling a bluesy, soulful vein of rock — reminding of Paul Weller. Enthusiastic guitar twangs and a pulsing key-laden backbone establish an

Arminda K – “It’s a Good Thing”

It's Nearly Night Time by Arminda K Hypnotic synth-pop delight “It’s a Good Thing” is the latest from Arminda K. Spacey synths and serene vocals build to a quivering, melodic stretch past

notthatloud – “You Lmao”

German duo notthatloud impress with the eclectic pop track “You Lmao,” evolving from glitchy charm into a soaring hook. Planty (producer) and Rosie (singer, lyricist, cover art creator) masterfully grow the track

Marcus Piña – “Great Divide”

Marcus Piña‘s “Great Divide” is a textured rocker with shoegaze and alternative influence. The track comes from Piña’s debut solo EP, You Are the Only One Here. The artist’s vein of dreamy

Crawford Mack – “The Art of Losing You”

“The Art of Losing You” is a touching track from Crawford Mack. String adornments and emotive piano touches complement a yearning vocal tone. “Did I catch you in the moment? Did I

YVA – “Fountain of Youth”

The moody, brilliant “Fountain of Youth” captivates with chilling vocals and string-based processions. YVA wows with an engrossing soundscape, reminding of the ruminating aesthetic apparent on Pulp’s This Is Hardcore, where strings

New Albums

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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Whiskey General – ‘Mooreish’

An invigorating rock sound impresses on Mooreish, the new album from London-based project Whiskey General. Written and produced by Jay Serrao, the

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