New Tracks

Dimitri von Büren – “Days of Dream”

Tender guitar twangs and a smooth organ backing provide “Days of Dream” with an entrancing feel from the get-go. The latest track from Paris-based artist Dimitri von Büren, who impressed with “Moonlight

Raspberry Jam – “Someone Else’s Song”

Raspberry Jam are a progressive-rock act from Western Massachusetts, with a new album releasing on July 5th. The stirring track “Someone Else’s Song” has me anticipating that album, showcasing a prog-rock sound

Sundogs – “Fallen Hero”

Seattle band Sundogs conjure an accessible sound steeped in classic-rock sentiments. Their new album Legends In Their Own Minds sounds entrenched in a time when Tom Petty was a mainstay on the

Paul Maged – “Fight to the Death”

Following the release of his political protest song “The Resistance” last October, NYC-based artist Paul Maged returns with the EP Fight to the Death, the third and final album in Maged’s EP

Seneko – “Callin’ of the Cause”

“Callin’ of the Cause” is a vibrant track infusing blues and gospel tones, a highlight off Soul Numbers, from Connecticut-based artist Stan “Seneko” Olshefski. Previously impressing with the track “True Dimension” a

Soft Sports – “Silent Type”

“Silent Type” is the lead single from Brighton-based act Soft Sports’ debut EP Elephant. A galloping bass line and suave vocals are nicely accompanied by vibrant guitar lines in the first minute,

Anam Cara – “Woman (Red Velvet Devil)”

NYC artist Anam Cara released the track “Woman (Red Velvet Devil)” this week, displaying an entrancing sound. Leading the charge: gripping vocals and a timeless rock arsenal, touting psychedelic and surf guitar

New Albums

Sal Weston – ‘Darlin”

Recorded in his Boston-based home studio, Sal Weston‘s new album Darlin’ channels 1970s singer-songwriter warmth and indie-folk intimacy. Built around live instrumentation

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