New Tracks

Ronan Goron – “Telegraph Hill”

Brighton, UK-based artist Ronan Goron enamors with a lovably throwback psych-pop enamoring on new single “Telegraph Hill.” A breezily lush vocal demeanor lends a thoroughly hypnotic appeal, while clanging guitar pulses play

Tony Leonardi – “I Don’t Care”

The second single from Chicago-based artist Tony Leonardi, “I Don’t Care” hooks with a sound balancing alt-rock and psych-pop creativity. A consistently engaging production aligns with themes of procrastination, specifically the tendency

Alfie Hudson Taylor – “Being In Love”

The new single from Dublin-based artist Alfie Hudson Taylor, “Being In Love” struts a gorgeous folk sound with expansive orchestral flourishes. A personal, reflective lyrical prowess compels — with stirrings of youth

Spellsayer – “Flying Into Doom”

New single “Flying Into Doom” finds Los Angeles-based trio Spellsayer embracing a hypnotic intrigue, melding serene guitars and danceable synth pulses alongside dreamy vocal spells. Sharp guitar suaveness and colorful synth bounces

Smoltz – “Holding Out”

A contemplative rock sound takes hold on “Holding Out,” a compelling new single from Smoltz, the project of Brooklyn-based songwriter Zach Hinkle (who also performs under the moniker Desert Blonde). Tranquil guitar

Ruby Moon – “Desolate”

NYC-based artist Ruby Moon unveils a nocturnal, enjoyably eerie mixture of post-punk and dream-pop on “Desolate.” A pulsing bass line, reflective of the former style, pairs with a steady vocal composure and

Leah Callahan – “Ordinary Face”

Moody guitar jangles and twinkling keys assemble a nostalgic rock appeal on "Ordinary Face," a riveting new single from Leah Callahan. Her successes in the Boston music scene span from the mid

Smoking Cadillacs – “Meant to Be”

The sound of ocean waves leads into “Meant to Be,” an alluring pop single from Smoking Cadillacs. A radiant production stands out here. “We were never meant to be,” a debonair vocal

New Albums

Stephen Spencer – ‘Dawnings’

The debut album from Stephen Spencer, Dawnings enthralls in its warming assortments of hypnotic guitars, wordless vocal lushness, and riveting atmospheric constructions

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