Private Agenda – ‘Aura’ EP

June 7, 2019

Today marks the release of the Aura EP from pop act Private Agenda. The duo of Sean Phillips and Martin Aggrowe, based between London and Berlin, craft an entrancing electro-pop sound with

Mr. Max – “I Wish I Loved Someone”

June 7, 2019

Max Cohen is a multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles, crafting spirited and catchy material under the name Mr. Max. His incorporation of everything from punk to funk has been evident on past

Released today, “Cultures” is a track that nicely exemplifies the melodically consuming, bustling sound of Andrew Shier. The track represents the Canadian artist’s sixth single of 2019 so far, described by Shier

Bryan Dubay – “Driving North”

June 7, 2019

“Driving North” is the debut single from singer/songwriter Bryan Dubay. Dubay, who has been playing music for over two decades, succeeds with an authentic-sounding track in “Driving North” that sits within a

Hania Obeah – “Ysp”

June 6, 2019

“Ysp” is an entrancing and atmospheric effort from Hania Obeah, a multi-instrumentalist from Paris, France. The track comes from the just-released album Mind Code, described as “an exploration of the possible use

Tim Ayre – “LAXX”

June 6, 2019

Australian musician Tim Ayre impresses on new track “LAXX” with a sound that resembles Tame Impala’s psych-friendly bounce. Serene analog synths and an evolving vocal presence, escalating from the verses’ nonchalance into

Salty Springs – “What happened to Tilted?”

June 4, 2019

Releasing over the weekend, PDX producer Salty Springs’ new track “What happened to Tilted?” is an atmospheric gem that intoxicates with live drums, guitar, bass, and keys. A scenic synth pad with

Redwood – “March”

June 4, 2019

Developing with an engrossing melodic pull that touches on both rousing folk and atmospheric key work, “March” is a track from Redwood, a Belgian musical project led by frontman Marlon Sinnaeve. “March”