New Tracks

Someday – “Closeout”

A peppy garage-rock and power-pop convergence shines on “Closeout,” a rousing new track from Someday. They describe the release as “about those moments when you feel distant from God and are trying

Orchid Orchid – “Hollow”

“Hollow” introduces Orchid Orchid as the first single from Life Is a Party, the opening half of a two-part debut for the France-based project. The track pairs post-punk momentum with a hypnotic

Quichenight – “Sentimental Heart Attack”

Melding hazy psychedelic jangles and an Americana folk heart, “Sentimental Heart Attack” is a catching new single from Quichenight, the project of Nashville songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Brett Rosenberg. The project’s debut caught our ears

Freak Masters of the Universe – “So”

The duo Freak Masters of the Universe crafts a hooky yet emotive success on new single “So,” taking inspiration from Young Thug and Erykah Badu. A funky bass drive expands into glistening

Grace Smiles – “Not My Problem”

“Not My Problem” is a dreamy rock standout from Grace Smiles, originally from the Chicago area and currently based in Nashville. A soulful vocal intrigue quickly expands to jangling guitars and an

Gareth Inkster – “You Are Not Young Start Walking”

Hamilton, ON-based artist Gareth Inkster pairs classical training with an indie-pop sensibility on “You Are Not Young Start Walking,” a song shaped by a late-night encounter with steam rising beneath a streetlight.

Sam Zalta – “Forever’s Not Enough”

Sam Zalta‘s track “Forever’s Not Enough” pairs an intimate performance arrangement with a gradual expansion of piano, organ, guitars, and synths, creating a cinematic atmosphere around its reflections on love and mortality,

Olina – “Starstruck Simulation”

Greek-born, London-based artist Olina artfully captures the tension between digital overload and the desire for stillness on “Starstruck Simulation,” a dreamy synth-pop track shaped by dissociation and the search for something real.

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