Lynne Gong embraces a bright, playful sensibility on “Sunny Day,” a lighthearted single that pairs folk-pop songwriting with touches of Latin guitars and rock elements. The track offers a gentler side of
New Tracks
Canadian singer-songwriter Andrew Shier embraces a rootsy folk and Americana approach on “Rusted and Weathered,” the first single from his forthcoming EP Bluebell. Following years in indie-rock settings, Shier handles most of
Minneapolis singer-songwriter Joe Kelly captures the hazy intimacy of an uncertain romance on “The Only Thing,” his first single from a forthcoming debut album. Shaped by more than a decade of performing
A track out today from Portland-based quartet Glass Rabbit, “Damn Shame” develops with delectably moody intrigue into fervent guitar-embracing expanses. The first single leading toward the band’s mid-2027 album Water Sleep Machines,
“Stay” marks a darker new chapter for Omaha-based rock project EverWill, led by Nebraska-born multi-instrumentalist Will Griffey. The single offers a first glimpse of the six-track debut EP arriving in spring 2027,
Capable of replay-inducing pop innovation, London-based, New Zealand-born trio LA WOMEN explore a night of paranoia, excess, and eventual clarity throughout Control, their third EP. Across five songs, the release pairs propulsive
A lovely array of jangly guitars and starry-eyed synth tones stir on “Pretending to Be People,” a fantastic track from Calgary-based band Crystal Eyes and their upcoming album Secret Oscillator, out on
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
New Albums
Dutch electronic duo Tangent return with Disclosure, their seventh album and first in three years, expanding their shadowy IDM sound through tactile
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London-based producer Ani On Keys showcases an intersection of Carnatic tradition and contemporary electronic music on Liminal Frequencies, a four-track EP blending
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Nathaniel Sutton’s excellent new album The Days weaves between dynamic full-band arrangements and more introspective acoustic moments. Across its reflections on growing
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Singer-songwriter Stephanie Phillips embraces life’s shifting terrain on Walking the Tightrope, a progressive-folk album shaped by profound personal upheaval, including bereavement and
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