NYC-based artist Paul Maged has impressed with numerous tracks in the past, ranging from accessible alt-rock to harder-edged material with socially conscious lyrics, like this year’s “The Glass River.” His most recent
New Tracks
Guillotine Sunbeam released his new EP, Fever Dream, today. All three of its track are consuming, continuing the promising sound shown earlier this year. The project impressed in April with the track
Also the lead singer of the French pop band MJ 12, Dimitri von Büren is trying his hand at solo material. The laid-back track “Moonlight Confession” marks Dimitri’s first self-produced effort, “inspired
Get out of My Head, Thank You by Americanadian Americanadian are a band from Philadelphia, touting a lush and caressing vein of rock/dream-pop that’s reminiscent of Japanese Breakfast. Fronted by Serena Scalzi’s
Orchid Mantis impresses again with the alluring track “Yellow House.” The release follows the excellent “Porch Song” last month. “Yellow House” succeeds on bouncy keys, twangy guitars, and an overall dreamy haze.
Swedish act Blooms Tracy unleashes a beautiful blend of dream-pop and shoegaze on track “The Winner Takes It All,” a captivating effort that reminds me of a cross between Wild Nothing and
“Your Touch Is Tender” is a track released today, impressing with captivating hip-hop vocal flows and sharp electronic-forward production — specifically, Oh Genius’ production abilities, alongside three great vocalists. Oh Genius (the
SHORTS EP by Boy Romeo “Don’t Call Me Girl” is a super-catchy track from Boy Romeo, showing a power-pop sensibility reminiscent of Christopher Owens/Girls. The track is a highlight off the project’s
New Albums
Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These
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A consuming sound shows across the Not Today Old Friend EP from Rolla’s, the solo project of Vancouver-based multi-instrumentalist Vallen Koscheev. Its
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Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something
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Life on a Shelf is the captivating new album from Boston-based artist Sal Weston. A wonderfully eclectic production shows throughout, from the
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