New Tracks

Chloe Gallardo – “Fool’s Keeper”

“Fool’s Keeper” marks the first new release from Chloe Gallardo in almost a year. Showcasing a beautifully lush and jangly dream-pop aesthetic, Gallardo’s vocals and production play with an ethereal charm. The

Mira Pardelha – “Entre o Céu e o Chão”

About Land by Mira Pardelha Mira Pardelha recently released their debut album About Land, showing a hypnotic, hauntingly melodic melding of rock and folk elements with enjoyable contrasting vocal tones and engaging

Skygasm – “Ocean of Flowers”

“Ocean of Flowers” is an engrossing new track from Skygasm, the London-based husband-wife duo of Akiko Matsuda and Henry Dobson. Recorded in one take at Dobson’s Scottish countryside studio, “Ocean of Flowers”

Tom Tolleson – “Merry Guesswork”

From composer and electronic musician Tom Tolleson, the instrumental “Merry Guesswork” is an enjoyable journey of a track, successfully navigating a creative soundscape led by eclectic piano tones and string-laden accompaniments. Piano

Blue Plutos – “Clipper Ship”

“Clipper Ship” is a melodic track from Blue Plutos’ forthcoming album, Come Back This Way. As they have in the past with tracks like “Want to Want” and “New King in Town,”

Rosa Ama – “Lost on the People”

The third single from duo Rosa Ama, “Lost on the People” impresses with a hypnotic soundscape and melodic drive. Formed in 2019 with an intent to blend classic soulful house, contemporary disco,

Stars in Coma – “Digital and Analog Gods”

The Internet Mausoleum by Stars in Coma Stars in Coma return with another excellent piece of pop songwriting. “Digital and Analog Gods” comes via the EP The Internet Mausoleum, streaming in full

New Albums

Drawing Mazes – ‘fuzzy radio’

Drawing Mazes presents a reflective and atmospheric EP spanning five years of recordings, from 2020’s heartfelt “The Next Family” to this year’s

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Giuseppe Cucé – ’21 Grammi’

Giuseppe Cucé’s new album 21 Grammi is a profoundly human conceptual success from the Sicilian singer-songwriter, built around the mythical “weight of the

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