New Tracks

Sup? – “I Quit”

A chilled-out electro-pop success from Sup?, “I Quit” features a lush synth backing and tropical key-like resonance. Slowed-down, tender vocals accompany with melodic satisfaction, punctuating with an affirmative “I quit.” The reflective

Kekko – “Dreaming Life”

Out today from Kekko, “Dreaming Life” is another consuming dream-pop success from the Singapore-based husband/wife duo, who impressed with the track “Past Lives” last month. Both of these tracks come from the

Goldwoman – “5 or 20”

A catching track released today from Goldwoman, “5 or 20” is quick to expand with melodic charm and vibrancy. Initially featuring serene piano work, “5 or 20” leads seamlessly into bouncy guitars

David Alter – “Who I Am”

“Who I Am” is a rousing folk track from David Alter, who impressed a few months ago with the rocker “So Says the Man,” also via his satirical musical, Resurrection: The Musical.

Premiere: Great Crane – “Lilies”

Lilies by Great Crane We’re happy to premiere “Lilies,” the second single from Great Crane. The project, founded by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Eli Recht-Appel, first caught our ears last year with the

Dexter Dine – “Blood Lily”

A consuming track that swells with psychedelic textures and soaring spirit, “Blood Lily” is a recent release from Dexter Dine, an experimental musician and composer based in Brooklyn. “Blood Lily” comes via

Cape Weather – “Alice”

“Alice” is a newly released track from Cape Weather, the Los Angeles-based collaboration of Natalie Smith and Eric Jackowitz. Entrancing vocals are complemented by contrasting elegant piano and buzzing guitar doses, captivating

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New Albums

Sal Weston – ‘Darlin”

Recorded in his Boston-based home studio, Sal Weston‘s new album Darlin’ channels 1970s singer-songwriter warmth and indie-folk intimacy. Built around live instrumentation

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