“Old Shoes” presents a lush blend of dream-pop and rock from HORACE, the project of Toronto-based singer/songwriter and producer Gabriel Horace Davis. Serene synths give way to tender vocals and melodic guitars,
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Showing a sound reminiscent of Snail Mail and Mitski, “Quarterlife” is a captivating track from The Famous Daxx. The London-based artist (originally from Munich) describes the effort as “the soundtrack to my
“St Helena” is a new track from Brighton-based band Toyz, touting a stylish rock sound with touches of glam in the vein of Bowie and T.Rex. The brass/guitar infusions lead enjoyably to
The project of Los Angeles-based artist Ezra T. Duran-Garcia, Midwest Delusions impresses with “Ice Cap,” the closing track on his excellent new album Tentacle Grip. Wintry keys expands into enthrallingly hypnotic vocals
Butterfly Season by Family Time A new track from Barcelona-based duo Family Time, “Butterfly Season” spins an intriguing sound with plucky acoustics and hypnotic keys. Suave vocals remark “I’m only here to
Lost My Way by Jordan Lucas “Lost My Way” is a riveting rocker from Denver-based artist Jordan Lucas. A symphonic glow initiates the track, followed by guitar tones with a murky nocturnal
Displaying a lovely fusing of chamber-pop and vocal jazz-pop, “Far, Far Away” is an alluring release from London-based artist Florie Namir. The opening track on the I Wanna Be in Love EP,
Consuming with smooth, soulful funk qualities, “That’s Where You’ll Find Me” is a new track from The Confederation. The four-piece hails from Coventry, UK; they aspire to craft a sound echoing the
New Albums
A collaboration between songwriter Ed Reilly and producer Lee Thompson, Dust Choir enthralls throughout new album Dust and Sand. Blending Americana, folk,
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Chronicling the varied, challenging paths throughout life, The Narrows is the sophomore album from Australian singer-songwriter Lydia Fairhall. Tracks like “Heavy Is
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Alt Girl Encounters is an immersive new album from cae, a Birmingham, Alabama-based artist blending lo-fi textures and electronic-rock influences. Opening track
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New York-based act The Scrub Ups impress throughout Thought Bubbles, an album merging ska rhythms, punk edge, and Americana instrumentation amidst memorably
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