“No One” is a striking track from Ngoni. A moving, soulful aesthetic is led by brooding vocals, a string-laden undercurrent, and powerful brass movements. The theatrical brass and mounting percussion exude a
New Tracks
Kind Habitat thoroughly impress with the melodic, twangy “Nobody Can Hear Me.” The guitar twangs and suave vocal tone make for a sound that recalls Neil Young, especially apparent upon the higher-pitched
Run to You by Julia Anrather “Run to You” is the latest from NYC artist Julia Anrather, impressing earlier this year with the infectious “Dorothy.” Featuring mellow guitars and a grooving bass
Exhibiting a swooning vein of infectious pop, “I Want It” is the latest from Tim Ayre, the Australian musician who impressed with the track “LAXX” last year. “I Want It” doesn’t quite
Recorded in an isolated cabin on the Potomac River in West Virginia, “Show Me Your Hand” is the latest track from Greg Hatem. Inspired by The Hermit tarot card, the release presents
The memorable “No Country” is the debut single from emerging Manchester-based act Mewn. Per the band, the effort provides “different emotional perspectives on a character that society has left behind, culminating in
“Real Love” is a catching new track from Starwolf, the second single from the project’s upcoming EP, due later this year. The track’s funk-tinged pop production plays excellently, with the vocals exuding
“Epoch (for H.J.D.)” is the newest track from London-based singer/songwriter The Birthday Letters, the project of Joseph Hughes. Impressing with past efforts like “Lesser Evil” and “Dirty Crusty,” The Birthday Letters continues
New Albums
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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Recently released EP Kill The Algorithm channels Shaven Primates‘ thematic exploration of “Anxiety and Control” into a darker, harder-edged progression of punk,
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Immersive new album In Sore Bless finds The Discretes weaving art rock, ambient, noise, and trip-hop influences into a captivating listening experience,
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Ceasefire, the debut EP from sibling duo Reality Distortion, fuses dream-pop, grunge, and alt-pop into an urgent exploration of peace, protest, and
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