New Tracks

uah – “Stolen”

London-based uah just released “Stolen”, his second release of 2017. The impressive track combines suave, blues-tinged vocals with a key-tinged soundscape that features funk guitars and a sizzling synth solo. “I believe,

COUPON – “Radio”

Danny Townsend and Sean Mercer comprise the pop/rock project COUPON, who impress with the accessible and melodic “Radio”, which grows from a yearning synth-tinged verse to a rockin’ series of hooks. The

Ryan Dunlap – “Love Love”

Suave brass kicks off “Love Love” in fine form, its sweltering melody and Ryan Dunlap’s likable vocal presence establishing a hook-y feel from the get-go. Crafting an accessible vein of folk-tinged pop,

Nocturnal Animals – “Teeth”

Atlanta-based quartet Nocturnal Animals, formerly known as “Rude!”, just recently released their new EP Dark Lit Places. Opening track “Teeth” is nicely exemplary of what to anticipate, particularly a strongly melodic chorus

Meanr Mynyr – “Saint James”

Mixing delectable guitar twangs with a synth-tinged undercurrent and dance-laden percussive edge, “Saint James” is an interesting new track from Denver-based act Meanr Mynr, named one of the best livetronica acts by

Luca Bash – ‘Keys of Mine’ LP

Above you can find Italian singer/songwriter Luca Bash’s new album, Keys of Mine, streaming in full. The multi-instrumentalist began studying classical violin in the early ’90s, switching to guitar and the art

Winter Witches – “Unspeakable Clothes”

Australian duo Winter Witches impress with a haunting soundscape throughout just-released track “Unspeakable Clothes”, described as “a lament to the heaviness of the clothes we wear and how they can make (or

Stello – “So In Love”

Starting as the project of frontman Kit Conway, Stello has evolved over the past couple years as one of NYC’s emerging bands, playing and impressing at the city’s various venues (Mercury Lounge,

New Albums

NOCOLOUR – ‘NUMBERS’ EP

An intoxicating house-driven sound appeals throughout NUMBERS, the debut EP from NOCOLOUR, a duo comprising German producer Marcus Voss and Cuban-born Will

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