New Tracks

Ryan Sweezey – “Sleepless Nights”

“Sleepless Nights” is a memorable track from Ryan Sweezey, now based in Burlington, Vermont after making waves in the Boston music scene. A spirited vocal introspection aligns with a range of sturdy

Owen Weston – “Late For Yesterday”

“Late For Yesterday” is a riveting new single from Welsh singer-songwriter Owen Weston, who immerses with a structural swell from lush introspection into more ardent ruminations on passing time. The release serves

Getting Started – “Get Up”

An anthemic rock hold stirs on “Get Up,” a new single from Chicago-based band Getting Started. A title-touting call for action compels within a momentum-filled production, swelling from rumbling bass intrigue into

Bernadett Nyari – “Radiance”

“Radiance” is an alluring new track from Bernadett Nyari, whose classical virtuosity infuses within stylish synths and steady percussion for a brightly animated sound. The standout track comes via her newly released

Sam Lewis – “Juan Garcia”

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Sam Lewis showcases an affecting folk sound on new single “Juan Garcia,” capturing Lewis’ penchant for poignant social commentary within warming, approachable folk productions. The track was written by ESL

Ana April – “Unarmed And Naked”

Casting a cinematic atmospheric mystique in its swell from rumbling bass into fervent stylishness, “Unarmed And Naked” is the new single from Zurich-based artist Ana April. The arrival into a title-touting declaration

Warburton – “Hurricane”

A stirring folk sound compels across "Hurricane," a new track from Warburton that portrays a relationship undergoing a series of metaphorical storms. An initially subdued sound, with aspirational yearning for the negative

Nathaniel Paul – “Pills”

“Pills” is an enveloping new single from Nathaniel Paul, dazzling with a production that stirs from its heartrending strings to spacey synths and twangy guitar delights. “Gotta get up, push through the

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New Albums

Cole Lumpkin – ‘HELIX’

On the sophomore album HELIX, Cole Lumpkin delivers a self-produced masterclass in resilience and eclectic charm. Written and performed entirely by Lumpkin,

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