New Tracks

RGB – “High On The Ceiling”

A beautiful slice of soulful R&B with a variety of interesting twists, “High On The Ceiling” comes from RGB, a Tel-Aviv based band formed in 2019. Concise synth trickles and a mellow

Charlie Duda – “Really Really”

Rising Los Angeles-based artist Charlie Duda impresses on his new track “Really Really,” released today. It’s a melodic rocker fit for incoming warmer weather, featuring the big-time guitar twangs and suavely melodic

Griffin Robillard – “King Of The Laymen”

After impressing with “V.G.S.O.H. (Sadie’s Song)” and “1 More Wicked Morning” in the past few months, Griffin Robillard brings forth a disco-tinged funk sound on new track “King Of The Laymen.” The

Joshua Woo – “Future Tripping”

The debut single from London-based artist Joshua Woo, “Future Tripping” is a consuming success. Described as “an anxiety ballad for fellow overthinkers,” the opening lyrics “here I am, I’m on the precipice,”

Sofi Gev – “Shakedown”

Sofi Gev‘s third release of 2021 thus far, “Shakedown” engages with a catchy blend of rock and pop. Galloping guitars and playful synths adorn a fun, bouncy chorus. A guitar-based emphasis around

June LaLonde – “Glitter Sands”

“Glitter Sands” is a stylish synth-pop track from June LaLonde, off her new self-titled album. The Minneapolis-based artist incorporates playful, chiptune-friendly synth tones amidst a bouncy bass line and melodic vocals. Guitar

Nightlife Anonymous – “After Hours”

An atmospheric rocker exuding late-night temptations, and whose title references the Scorsese film exploring similar intents, “After Hours” is a stylish success from Nightlife Anonymous. Jangly guitars and mellow vocals set a

New Albums

Boni – ‘III’

III impresses as a dynamic, stylistic unveiling of works from Canadian producer Boni, a founding member of the experimental electronic group Fried

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Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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