New Tracks

Charles A. Lewis – “Keep It Light”

The serene “Keep It Light” is exemplary of Charles A. Lewis’ laid-back sound, channeling aspects of jangle-pop, folk, and rock. Fluttering acoustics and a jangly lead guitar work around Lewis’ airy vocals,

willolux – “Safe Spaces”

“Safe Spaces” is a great piece of songwriting from willolux, the project of Canadian singer/songwriter Kristina Emmott. First catching my ear with the track “Modern Day Maestro” two years ago, willolux again

Toy Cities – “Float Away”

Releasing today from Brooklyn act Toy Cities, the track “Float Away” meshes melodic guitars and alluring synths for quality results. The track shows the duo’s shared love of post-punk and new wave

Credit Electric – “Indigo Night”

Credit Electric by Credit Electric Tender pedal steel and soulful, soaring vocals lead the powerful “Indigo Night,” the first single from Credit Electric’s debut LP. Per the band, the track is “about

German Error Message – “What Welcoming”

From German Error Message, “What Welcoming” is a track fit for autumnal listening, featuring a mellow vein of rock with well-constructed hooks and reversed guitar solos. The guitar-based escalation at 01:31, with

Half Hadley – “Rivington”

“Rivington” is an anthemic rocker from Half Hadley, released today. The NYC-based act formed in October 2018, and features Scott Rainaud (Lead Vocals), Benji Arnold (Guitar, Vocals), Troy Johnson (Guitar), Forrest Klawunn

Nick Nash – “I Thought By Now”

“I Thought By Now” is an affecting song from singer/songwriter Nick Nash. The Nashville-based artist is a first generation college graduation from a long line of farmers. He walked away from various

The Colonies – “Potomac”

Previously impressing with tracks like “Bound to Be Something Good” and “Her Hands Are So Cold,” Washington, D.C. indie-rock act The Colonies are back with the single “Potomac.” Jangly rhythm guitars and

New Albums

NOCOLOUR – ‘NUMBERS’ EP

An intoxicating house-driven sound appeals throughout NUMBERS, the debut EP from NOCOLOUR, a duo comprising German producer Marcus Voss and Cuban-born Will

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