New Tracks

Jamie Johnson – “She’s Mine”

“She’s Mine” is a captivating piece of songwriting from Jamie Johnson, an artist based in London. An emotive, elegant vocal presence — tonally reminiscent of The Weeknd — leads over a rainy-day

Premiere: Gabe Greenland – “Tomorrow Afternoon”

We’re happy to premiere “Tomorrow Afternoon,” a new track from Gabe Greenland, the Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter who impressed with “Humanish” in October. With that track, Greenland incorporated brass and a vocal duet around

L’Resorts – “Yeah Everything”

Ahead of their self-titled debut album releasing on July 19th, L’Resorts have unveiled the music video for their single “Yeah Everything.” Led by members Vincent Kircher (of rock band Jaill) and Martha

Daydream – “Honey”

Oakland band Daydream show an enjoyable rock sound on new track “Honey,” recalling the alternative/power-pop sound of Teenage Fanclub with a simple yet memorable vocal lead and brightly melodic guitar work. The

Ivan Beecroft – “Inequality”

After impressing with the track “Sleepwalker” in 2017, Australian rocker Ivan Beecroft returns with the album Liars, Freaks & Fools. “The music I am currently creating is…going back to my roots in

Nick De La Hoyde – “Animals”

“Animals” is a sonorous pop effort from Nick De La Hoyde, a Sydney-based artist with a smooth vocal presence touting an R&B inclination. The aquatic pop production is accomplished alongside ZU/ZU on

Best Intentions – “Roses”

The emotive rock of Nashville act Best Intentions rides on high-flying vocals and angsty guitars, recalling late ’90s and early ’00s blends of punk, alternative, and emo. Their new album The Loser’s

Cigarette – “Mood”

Washington, DC act Cigarette show a gorgeous sound on “Mood,” a consuming track from their new album Light Blues. This is a project that, throughout this album, emphasizes their ability to weave

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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