“Overtime” is a thumping electro-pop success from GEIZ, the latest single from the act. A creeping synth-based arpeggio kicks forward into a dizzying electro-pop expansion. Multi-layered vocals emerge and build toward a
New Tracks
Sheila Eden‘s pop track “Someone New” consumes with melody and mood, showcased especially well in Memoryy’s newly released remix. Riding on glistening keys and entrancing vocals to start, “Someone New” maintains a
“Chambers” is a grooving, suave track from Terra Cessna, led with enamoring qualities by nocturnal guitar and synth tones. The tinge of funk and bass-heavy vocal sections, swapping with synth-forward hooks, reminds
Casting a fitting mood as the leaves change colors, “Sweet September” is a warming track from Evening Elevator. The duo of Tim Segreto and Dub Sonata show a stirring sound with this
Summery rocker “Want You Bad” meshes ’60s pop harmonies with a modern charm. The melodic, hooky effort comes from Japanese band Teen Runnings. A beach-set vibe is amplified by fun, accessible guitars
Released today, “Think For Yourself” is a hooky track from Channel 1, the project of drummer/songwriter Gil Young. Following years as a “devoted metalhead,” Young explores more pop-focused territory with this project.
The beautiful “Golden Hour” is the latest from Robi Mitch, the Bristol (UK)-based artist who has impressed previously with the tracks “Our Year” and “Distant Sun.” “Golden Hour” touts a quality that
Riding on twangy guitars and playful synths, “Nice & Slowly” is an alluring track from Borito, a band from Tel Aviv. The track comes from their upcoming full-length debut album, What We
New Albums
A self-titled stunner of a debut album, Echomatica finds the New Zealand-based band excelling with a fervent, hooky blend of dreamy synths
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Los Angeles artist Peter Lord, co-founder of the influential collective The Family Stand, expands his creative legacy with Songs From the 8th
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Ecstatic Lightsongs is the gripping new full-length from Aarktica, the project of Los Angeles-based artist Jon DeRosa. We were introduced to his
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Chicago-based duo wht.rbbt.obj continue to showcase their enveloping noir-rock sound on Oscar Bravo Juliett, the final chapter in their NATO Call Sign
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