New Tracks

Stars in Coma – “Aluminum”

A consistent crafter of effervescent pop successes, Swedish artist Stars in Coma impresses again with the single "Aluminum." The breezy, twinkling success comes via the Malmö-based project's new album We Were Already

Bad Bubble – “Beauty Burger”

Gorgeous vocal harmonies and an electronic-forward soundscape emanates within “Beauty Burger,” an emotive new single from Chicago-based artist Bad Bubble. The release is part of a steady stream of releases for Bad

Plastic Tofu – “Sundowner”

Taking evident inspiration from punk and rock from the ’90s and ’00s, Chicago-based band Plastic Tofu invigorate on new single “Sundowner.” Recorded in Los Angeles, the track is described by the act

Sunset Salore – “Mystery and Magic”

Melbourne-based artist Sunset Salore crafts a magnetic pop sound on new single "Mystery and Magic," marking the second single from forthcoming EP, Love Kills the Monsters, out on October 4th.

Jeremy Parsons – “The Garden”

San Antonio-based artist Jeremy Parsons captures the interconnectivity of gardening and mental well-being on new single “The Garden,” taking inspiration from Parsons’ childhood memories. He has fond memories of his youth and

Head Sound – “Home”

A resonating rocker from the band’s debut album, “Home” showcases the dreamy shoegaze enthrallment coming via Head Sound, a band based in upstate New York. Hypnotic reversed vocals lead seamlessly into triumphant

The Dirty Pennies – “Bee Sting”

An illuminating psych-rock track from Rochester-based band The Dirty Pennies, “Bee Sting” presents a tonally dynamic charm — spanning from breezy guitar jangles to fervent bursts of distortion and synth-laden nostalgia. Bee

The Suburbs – “Buckle My Head”

A funky bass pulse, vocal charisma, and brass-laden excitement converge on “Buckle My Head,” a contagious new single from Minnesota-based group The Suburbs. The enthusiastic single comes via their seventh studio album,

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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