New Tracks

Jordan Alexander – “Cool”

Toronto-based pop artist Jordan Alexander impressed previously with the track “Take Me Out Tonight”, an accessibly hook-y track with a touching video. Alexander treads in the general mainstream pop spectrum, though with an

Obscure Sound: Best of March 2017

Above are the most memorable tracks featured throughout March 2017, streaming on both Spotify and Soundcloud. Some tracks may be missing from the Spotify playlist, since not every track is available there

Entrelacs – “Hope” (feat. Elise Mélinand)

Entrelacs is a project chock full of atmosphere and magical songwriting. The Paris-based project is comprised of sound engineer Olivier le Solliec and sound designer Tam Rush, in addition to the whimsical

Birds on Clouds – “Dog Song”

Swedish indie-pop band Birds on Clouds specialize in a dreamy, scenic sound that’s often bleak, though on new track “Dog Song” they detail the story of a fluffy dog. Halted rhythms, bursts

People Flavor – “Shake Well”

With a fun guitar lead and clapp-y percussion quickly kicking off “Shake Well” in infectious form, People Flavor’s newest track starts fresh and never becomes stale. The act — who was featured

Gumshen – “Fallacy”

Impressing previously with the tracks “Bell Ringer” and “Be Here and Now” in 2014 and 2015, respectively, Gumshen’s eclectic reach continues on new track “Fallacy”. There’s no describing the Seattle-based project with

He Is Me – “Cleansing”

He Is Me is the collaborative project of Portland, OR-based songwriter/musician/producer Casey Braunger and Calgary, AB based songwriter/vocalist Steve Moore. They first collaborated on a 2001 track called “Silencer”, and are still

SPiN – “Dig Your Own Grave”

Off their new EP Meant to Rise, “Dig Your Own Grave” is a rockin’ track from SPiN, a Philly-based alt-rock act. Starting with up-front vocals, steady percussion, and bursts of guitar, the

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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