“Girls Wait” is the latest track from Field Trip to the Moon, the project of Angela Christofilou that impressed a couple years ago with the track “You.” Christofilou’s captivating, moody vocal presence
New Tracks
Erich Mrak’s blend of hip-hop and electronica continues to engage with new track “Riptide,” a lush entry featuring tranquil vocals and contemplative synths. The track from the Toronto-based artist is part of
Vancouver-based hip-hop artist iiiso has been drawing buzz for his atmospheric hip-hop sound, opening for acts like Danny Brown and Chris Travis, in addition to his own shows at Hawthorne Theater, Portland
Italian funk collective The Black City recently released their new album Wake Up. The Funk, showcasing a band whose members have experience in everything from blues and rock to reggae and Latin
“Getting There” is a very catchy new single from Eastern Souvenirs, the project of PNW artist Brian Fisher, now based on the East Coast. Coming from the project’s EP of the same
Toronto artist Boy Wonder released the Smile Momma EP this past Friday. Among the highlights is the track “How You Gonna Sleep,” a suave rocker with hints of Springsteen and Smith Westerns.
Los Angeles-based act Still impress with “Divinity,” a captivating track from their upcoming debut EP. Exuding post-punk and dream-pop vibes reminiscent of Wild Nothing, with yearning guitar tones also reminiscent of The
Cody Christian and Matteo Russo comprise the duo Bedroom Days, who dropped two tracks – “Alvarado” and “Crocodile Tears” – this past Friday. I enjoyed the duo’s track “Time Well Spent” in
New Albums
London-based artist HAAi mixes club-set energy and stylish pop ingenuity on DIGITiSE, a new album influenced by the physical energy of DJ
MoreNewly released EP Move The Mountains showcases Australian singer-songwriter Jack Biilmann’s lived-in blend of blues, rock, and country, showcasing the struggles, relationships,
MoreNashville-based singer-songwriter Jay Putty explores the many forms of love on The People I Loved And Have Loved Me Back, a six-song
MoreChicago-based singer-songwriter Sacha Mullin embraces a stylish pop-forward direction on Social Touch, his fourth album, balancing art-rock sophistication with sleek synth-pop hooks
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