New Tracks

Deep Touch – “Fake Or Real Indifference”

Hypnotic, swirling keys and an entrancing vocal melody – reminiscent of Blonde Redhead – help establish “Fake Or Real Indifference” as a dreamy success from the get-go. The ’60s-inspired bouncy hook, emerging

The New Hippies – “Text Me Back, Witch”

Hailing from Orange, CA, The New Hippies are an eclectic act that touch on pop, R&B, funk, jazz, and hip-hop. The act recently finished up a small Southern California tour, opening for

Apartment X – “Young”

Apartment X are an unsigned act from Durham, North Carolina, featuring guitarist Quinn Scanlan and keyboardist/vocalist Pascual Di Tella. Mixing elements of alt-rock and dream-pop, their sound on impressive new track “Young”

Two Seconds To Midnight – “Your Roses”

Two Seconds To Midnight’s first album, released in 2010, featured the track “Opt1m1sm” — which Boardwalk Empire fans heard in the second season’s worldwide trailer campaign. With stirring guitars and brooding strings

Brent Brown – “Cool As Cubes”

Carefree vibes and sunshine-friendly melodies permeate throughout “Cool As Cubes,” a new track from Brent Brown’s new album Heartbreaker’s Club. Brown, a Chicago-based singer/songwriter who has developed a strong following – especially

Sereda – “I Got You”

Toronto electro-pop artist Sereda has already scaled to the tops of Billboard charts, hitting #1 in France with her single “Heartbeat”, though I’m quite privy to new single “I Got You” —

Nick Zoulek – “Silhouette of a Storm-Bent Tree”

Saxophonist and multimedia artist Nick Zoulek takes a multi-faceted approach to fulfill his riveting artistic vision, taking hold of composer, producer, director, cinematographer, and engineer roles for his track “Silhouette of a

Premiere: That Gum U Like – “Killer”

Inspired by Twin Peaks‘ atmosphere and the nocturnal electro-pop of acts like Chromatics, “Killer” is a just-released track from Brazilian duo That Gum U Like. A murky synth and quickly evolving percussion

New Albums

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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