New Tracks

Reduction in Force – “We Run”

Gliding melodically with a synth-laden rock immersion and motivating thematic hold, “We Run” is the captivating new single from Reduction in Force. The project from San Diego-based artist Mike Mills first caught

Yves Pilon – “Travel Memory”

Montréal-based artist Yves Pilon crafts a chilly electronic intrigue on new track “Travel Memory,” described as “a musical journey through the emotions and impressions collected from distant places and fleeting moments.” The

Ubiquity Machine – “Angela”

A memorably lush and harmonious depiction of love shines on “Angela,” the latest track from Ubiquity Machine. The release represents the latest success from the Washington, DC-based project comprising The Rabbit and

Alwyn Morrison – “Chained”

A moving new track from New York-based artist Alwyn Morrison, “Chained” represents the most personal song he has ever written. An approachable pop/rock production melds with intricate explorations of loving someone with

Pam Ross – “Have a Good Time”

A sun-shining, optimistic delight from Pam Ross, “Have a Good Time” infuses a soulful rock groove with lyrical proclamations to “just wanna have a good time,” within a world filled with hecticness

Cliff & Susan – “West Virginia”

A heart-aching, reflective sound stirs on “West Virginia,” the new track from Cliff & Susan. The Little Rock-based duo meld country and folk charms with relatable thematic pursuits — which on “West

A.D.A.M. Music Project – “Punch Out”

Capturing the intensity of boxing and spirited competition in general, “Punch Out” is a rousing rock success from A.D.A.M. Music Project. As the title suggests, the band drew particular inspiration from the

DEVIN MØRE – “Now It’s Over”

Jangly guitars and heartfelt vocals escalate delightfully across “Now It’s Over,” a memorable track from DEVIN MØRE that captures feelings “of wonder and hopelessness,” following a break-up. Produced by the California band

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New Albums

‘Next Up: Aotearoa’

Showcasing a variety of talented hip-hop acts from New Zealand, Next Up: Aotearoa touts a consuming array of vocal precision and magnetic

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