New Tracks

Suzumeno Tears – “Itokuri Bushi”

A Tokyo-based project that revives traditional Japanese folk songs, Suzumeno Tears showcases their memorable sound with the track “Itokuri Bushi.” Trickling acoustics complement the sparkling vibraphone playing from Tomoko Kageyama, while Agatha

Dame Zina – “Eau”

Paris-based duo Dame Zina impressed last year with the album Fairytales, and continues that strong momentum with the track “Eau.” The father-daughter electro-rock team cast a lush intrigue here, which develops into

Jenny Lascelles – “Inertia”

“Inertia” is a patiently unfolding rock success from Jenny Lascelles, a singer/songwriter and pianist based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK. A foreboding thematic focus complements moody piano and guitar interplay — exploring

Lolly Lee – “Great Crusade”

Shifting seamlessly from suave momentum into a rock-friendly rise, “Great Crusade” is an engaging new track from Lolly Lee, coming via the Birmingham, Alabama-based artist’s self-titled album. Rock and country influences enamor

Contemporary Adult – “See My Fast Car Racing”

A new track from Contemporary Adult, “See My Fast Car Racing” is an eclectic, brisk art-rock success with capricious structural charms and poignant thematic resonance, capturing the complexities of “living in an

Mikey Leão – “Leftovers”

Brooklyn-based duo Mikey Leão reveal a heartrending, dreamy captivation on new single “Leftovers.” Capturing the devastating effects of heartbreak during adolescence, the track moves from lush acoustic-laden introspection into prancing guitar jangles.

Social Creatures – “Fly the Loop”

Brooklyn-based act Social Creatures compel with an infectious synth/guitar fusing across new track “Fly the Loop,” representing the third single from their upcoming sophomore LP. Crisp guitars and spacey synth adornments craft

Chrisy Nova – “Anchor”

"Anchor" is an eerily enveloping single from Chrisy Nova, theatrically riveting in its dream-induced narrative alongside prancing piano and dynamic vocals.

New Albums

MAXIIM – ‘Swimming’

Paris-based artist MAXIIM crafts an emotional, piano-led sound throughout the new album Swimming — described as “an introspective journey filled with hope.”

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