“To Love Somebody” is a touching duet of this classic cover, from two musical veterans: Marva Holiday, noted for her involvement in the Northern Soul movement, and Joseph Chambers, of the Chambers
New Tracks
Already responsible for one of the year’s finest tracks with “Appel d’air,” French group pâle regard return with another mesmerizing beauty, with the track “Bus de nuit.” Translated to “night bus,” the
We’re happy to premiere the very catchy “Heart of Elation,” a track from Evan Isaac. The Pittsburgh-based artist sports a bit of Todd Rundgren-esque charm in the vocals’ faultless alignment with the
“A Shot in a Frame” is a gripping track out today from That Gum U Like, a duo from Brazil who have impressed with numerous tracks in the past. With a name
Flood for the Famine, the project of London-based songwriter/producer Alex Lindner, strongly impresses with stirring track “You’ve Got a Way.” Showing a deeply atmospheric vein of rock that rises and falls with
Touting a cosmic vein of funk and soul, “Le Petit Prince” is a blissfully atmospheric and grooving track from Lady Moon & The Eclipse. Off the New York-based project’s forthcoming debut album
“Log Lady” is a soaring, bursting rocker from Moral High Horses, a band from San Francisco. They describe the release as “a song written about a time before the internet … a
Evoking a nostalgic sophisti-pop sound, “Ice Machine” is a compelling track from Dog Basketball, the project of Denver-based recording artist Zack Marshall. The “do you remember?” vocal repetition plays nicely within the
New Albums
Australian singer-songwriter Oliver Downes brings wry observations and heartfelt chamber-pop songwriting to While The Sun Shines, an album contemplating family life, personal
MoreA gripping post-rock success, WORLD-ENDING FIRE is the self-titled debut album from the collaboration of Canadian guitarist and producer Paul MacLean and
MoreBilly Stuart‘s excellent Sink With Me is a debut solo EP that finds the Sacramento-based guitarist moving from years in Northern California’s
MoreBoston-raised, Lyon, France-based artist Nathan Meunier channels the emotional disorientation of leaving home into A Godforsaken Place Will Once Again Recover, his
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