New Tracks

Vaarwell – “Stay”

Released in the past week, “Stay” is a hook-y and upbeat new single from Vaarwell, meshing trickling dream-pop guitars with melodic vocals and pulsating synth work. The Lisbon-based act mixes their appreciation

Sal Dulu – “Antasma” + “Duluoz Dream”

Dublin producer/instrumentalist Sal Dulu made a striking impression with the track “Tyko” in January, touting a versatile sound that ranged from Twin Peaks-esque darkness to energetic J-Pop inspiration and dubstep. The atmosphere

Evan Wright – “Something Here Is Wrong”

“Something Here is Wrong” is a highlight off Evan Wright’s debut EP Spaghetti Western, a strong release that showcases the singer/songwriter’s beautiful folk-laden songwriting and lush vocals, which sit somewhere tonally between

H+ – “Hidden Dimensions”

Hidden Dimensions by H+ H+ – aka Malcolm Brian Swan, a music teacher with a Bachelors in performing the double bass and a Masters in Music Composition – is an IDM/glitch artist

Lazro and Travis Gibb – “Take Me Home”

“Take Me Home” is a peppy new electro-pop track from Lazro and Travis Gibb, a Miami-based production duo that do well in audibly replicating the city’s abundance of warm summer nights. Läzro (Lazaro

The Dot and the Line – “Addicted Heart”

“Addicted Heart”, the gripping new track from duo The Dot and the Line, tracks the dream-like feeling of wandering the streets of a foreign city with no particular purpose or destination in

New Albums

Forrest Hill – ‘Beyond The Veil’

Forrest Hill’s sixth solo album, Beyond The Veil, unfolds as a harmonious, introspective journey — blending warm acoustic textures, melodic folk-rock sensibilities,

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Tamar Berk – ‘ocd’

Tamar Berk’s fifth album, ocd bursts with memorably dynamic energy and unfiltered emotion, blending fuzz-soaked guitars, swirling synths, and melodic hooks with

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Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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