New Tracks

Weird Wolves – “Turn The Light Around”

An emotively sincere electro-pop pulse arises on Weird Wolves‘ “Turn The Light Around,” which implores with hopeful effervescence to move beyond depression and into a more radiant livelihood. “Just turn the light

Taz Taylor Band – “Lonely I Ride”

A soulful rock catharsis immerses on “Lonely I Ride,” a rousing new single from San Diego-based Taz Taylor Band. Coming via their upcoming album, The Other Side of Midnight, “Lonely I Ride”

Marc Soucy – “Sympatico Now”

Boston-based artist Marc Soucy crafts a riveting expanse within “Sympatico Now,” which swells from initial industrial eeriness into a catchier and approachable electro-pop fusion. The release represents the 10th single from Soucy’s

Daniella Binyamin – “Circles”

“Circles” is the latest release for Swedish/Middle Eastern alt-pop artist Daniella Binyamin. This track is set to be the last release before her upcoming EP, Without breaking apart, which is set to

Derev – “Tides of Time”

Evolving from serene folk into a rousing prog-rock expanse, “Tides of Time” is a consuming new track from Toronto-based band Derev. Their upcoming album Troubled Mind releases on March 26th, and “Tides

Maxwell Macey – “Need to Leave”

A gorgeous debut single from Maxwell Macey, “Need to Leave” melds haunting vocal introspection with a dreamy folk-forward build. Originally from Southern California and now based in Seattle, Macey crafts a sound

Harris Mac – “Astral”

A gorgeously lush soundscape is achieved on “Astral,” a single from Harris Mac, inspired by a memorable summer — where he retreated from the city, to a farmhouse in upstate NY, and

Trip Sitter – “Deaf Ears”

An emotive rock sound shines on “Deaf Ears,” a new track from Boston-based band Trip Sitter and their new album: Then Again, It Never Was. “Sometimes I wonder what happens when we

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New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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