Premiere: Henri Bardot – “Scrub”

February 22, 2019

It’s a pleasure to premiere “Scrub,” the newest track from Henri Bardot. Previously impressing with the dreamy folk effort “Figurine,” Bardot again shows his chops as a songwriter and creator of consuming

Carling – “Never Really Clicked”

February 22, 2019

“Never Really Clicked” is an enjoyable pop success from Los Angeles artist Carling, who calls the track “a song that makes me smirk, dance, and shake my head at the uncomfortable situations

Molina – “Venus”

February 21, 2019

Molina is a Copenhagen-based producer/musician who impresses on new track “Venus,” a trippy synth-pop success featuring soaring vocals and striking melodic turns. As such, there’s a stylistic reminiscence to Kate Bush, which

Vinius – “How Much Would It Take”

February 21, 2019

The project of San Francisco-based TV/film composer Devin Farney, Vinius emphasizes Farney’s ability to craft warmly evolving textures, heavy on atmosphere and consuming melodic shifts. Primarily led by keyboards and synths, Vinius

Carl Schilde – “Top 40”

February 21, 2019

“Top 40” is a beautiful new track from Carl Schilde, an artist from West Berlin and presently based in Toronto. Per Schilde, the track “was inspired by a disappointing experience in LA,

Stacey Randol – “Songs in the Soil”

February 21, 2019

Playing with mellow allure, “Songs in the Soil” is a track from Stacey Randol, off the Nashville artist’s third and most recent album of the same name. Randol’s smoky vocals mesh with

Laveda – “Dream. Sleep.”

February 20, 2019

Drenched in a dreamy haze, “Dream. Sleep.” is a supremely melodic effort from Laveda, a promising duo from Albany, NY. Their ’90s shoegaze influence prominent in the gorgeous textural pull of this

Jaz Clemente – “Sacalacalaca”

February 20, 2019

Jaz Clemente impresses with the recent release of two new tracks. Produced by Jaz Clemente and Aki Ehara, “Sacalacalaca” touts an electro-groove fusion, an “electro-cumbia with synth-funk,” as described by the artist,