New Tracks

Silver Heir – “Two by Two”

A gorgeous track about striving to break free from one of life’s traps, “Two by Two” comes via Silver Heir, a project led by a Jersey City-based songwriter and his three friends.

Christopher Green – “EASY”

Dutch singer-songwriter Christopher Green crafts an impactful sound on the track “EASY,” fusing gripping lyrical vulnerabilities with simmering textures and a culminating anthemic jangling rock spell, before shifting back into a “my

Mirror River – “All I Wanted”

An emotive electro-pop soundscape takes hold on “All I Wanted,” a fantastic debut single from Mirror River that traverses across illuminated synth twinkling, rumbling bass, and soaring vocal theatrics. Twangy guitars are

Dakota Dry – “Why Can’t You Free Me”

A beautifully unfolding track from California based award-winning singer-songwriter Dakota Dry, “Why Can’t You Free Me” is amongst the many highlights on her recent debut album, The Edge of Our Never Ending

Anke Richards – “Grow Feet”

South African singer-songwriter Anke Richards explores the unsettling nature of maturing too quickly on the single “Grow Feet.” Produced by Grammy-nominated songwriter Dante Lattanzi, the track features Richards’ signature airy, dark vocals

Anthony Johnson – “Gossip In My Ear”

Canadian artist Anthony Johnson explores the weight of manipulation and rumors on his latest single, “Gossip In My Ear.” Serving as the first chapter of his upcoming album Time for Changing, the

New Albums

DreamGood – ‘Paris Novella’

An absorbing new album from DreamGood, Paris Novella pairs synth-driven art-pop with catchy guitar work, danceable rhythms, and theatrical vocal hooks, shifting

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first known use – ‘Yielding’ EP

first known use‘s new EP Yielding blends dreamy indie pop, expressive vocals, and guitar-driven art-rock, moving between delicate acoustic passages and fuller,

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OHNomad – ‘A Fund Manager’ EP

San Francisco-based artist OHNomad‘s new album A Fund Manager explores expressive solo-piano composition, blending jazz sensibilities, classical flourishes, and spacious improvisation across

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