Räre Birds are a newly formed band from Stockholm, Sweden. Their two tracks “Sound of Lies” and “Endless Summer” show an enjoyably laid-back sound, steeped in jangly guitars and serene vocals. “Sound
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Kamilita is a 30-year-old Brazilian-American artist. Her lo-fi electro-pop sound impresses with a catchy sort of charisma on the track “Daddy.” Kamilita, who produces on her own after departing a career as
Ended (by the morning) by Nomke ????? “Ended (by the morning sun)” is a pleasant new track from Nomke, a singer/songwriter originally from a small town in the south of Israel. Since
Galapaghost’s latest EP, A Planet Without An Atmosphere, continues the Austin-based artist’s atmospheric electronic production. The solo project of Casey Chandler, Galapaghost has caught my ear several times in the past —
Released this past Friday, “Siren” is the latest track from Resurrection Fern, the artist who impressed earlier this year with tracks “Savanna” and “Coffee.” Also off her upcoming self-funded EP, “Siren” shows
“Red Man” rides on a hypnotic beat, showing Sto:lo/Tahltan rapper Hope as capable of consuming backing accompaniments and engaging themes. Born in 1984, Hope — the alias of Patrick Kelly — released
Released today, “False Step (Awol)” is a consuming track from pantology. The effort traverses numerous genres in just over two minutes, with a funk-laden bass line being a constant. That particular bass
The serene “Keep It Light” is exemplary of Charles A. Lewis’ laid-back sound, channeling aspects of jangle-pop, folk, and rock. Fluttering acoustics and a jangly lead guitar work around Lewis’ airy vocals,
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Showcasing a warm sound fit for late-night driving, CHILLED VIOLIN 2 is the new album from Marvillous Beats, the project of violinist
Moreหัดขับรถ, the serene new EP from Thai electronic project พังและแพง, releases on September 4th. Inspired by the rigid discipline of learning to
MoreSelf Help Manual, the captivating new album from AUTORHYTHM, traverses lush, scenic electronic terrains, often accompanied by infectious percussive pulses. The electronic
MoreTsubasa Lucid‘s concept album Leave Her to Heaven, Leave Him to London chronicles his London years through a unique blend of country,
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