New Tracks

Young Creatures – “The Last One”

Los Angeles-based rock trio Young Creatures just released their new single “The Last One” this week, showcasing a slick and fluid piece of songwriting that traverses beyond indie-rock conventions with dynamic guitar

Premiere: Young Tongue – “Want”

Young Tongue – a very promising indie-rock quartet out of Austin, Texas – just dropped their new single “Want” today. Comprised of husband and wife duo Stu and Liz Baker, along with

Silver Liz – “Him”

“Him” is the first single from Chicago-based Silver Liz since completing their debut album, finely capturing the group’s shoegaze-laden textures. This track explores the “feelings of existential weight and blissful nausea experienced

Kirch – “Sweet Sunshine”

An Ohio native who’s presently writing music out of Nashville, Kirch is an artist who – in his own words – enjoys “synth solos, planets, and smiling faces – in that order.”

Shoffy – “Fake Friends” (feat. Sidizen King)

Having featured both Shoffy and Sidizen King in the past, it makes sense that “Fake Friends” hooked me quickly. The collaboration from the two Los Angeles-based artists is a smooth, melodic blend

Evening Glow – “Love Tonight”

Chicago-based Evening Glow’s new track “Love Tonight” – released today – is representative of the act’s fondness for late ’70s/early ’80s post-punk and dance. Specifically, the four-piece from Chicago combine elements of

iLLism – “iLL Vibes”

iLLism are a duo specializing in R&B and hip-hop, with new track “iLL Vibes” expressing a sound reminiscent of ’90s hip-hop from the get-go, with nostalgic static of a radio dial and

Memoryy – “Turning The Page” (Grand Atrium remix)

Memoryy, the electronic pop project of Shaun Hettinger (creator of the Netflix Chelsea Handler theme song, as well as many memorable tracks featured in the past), let talented producers/songwriters Body Language, REIGHNBEAU,

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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