New Tracks

William Kalmer + Audrey Karrasch – “Graceland”

Emotive, melodic vocals and alluring piano textures shine on “Graceland,” the new single from South African songwriter/producer William Kalmer and Los Angeles–based singer-songwriter Audrey Karrasch. Produced by South African film composer Edward

Rameez Khalid x Amaizy x Kainat Masood – “Shehnai”

Newly released single “Shehnai” is a heartfelt, collaborative success from vocalist Rameez Khalid, singer Kainat Masood, and producer Amaizy (Aizad Hashmi). Drawing from South Asian music inspirations and the power of festive

The R.E.S.E.A.R.C.H. – “Fast Forward”

Vancouver-based trio The R.E.S.E.A.R.C.H. delight with new single “Fast Forward,” melding catchy garage-rock and power-pop smarts alongside personal themes. The production’s melodic immediacy intertwines with strong emotional weight. Its creation was inspired

VANNGO – “Echo in the Dust”

“Echo in the Dust” is another gripping track from Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter VANNGO, continuing his run of emotionally honest, no-frills folk and rock intertwining. Representing his ninth release, “Echo in the Dust” opens

The Horses – “Block”

“Block” unveils a memorable rock sound from The Horses, channeling a melodic and momentum-filled appeal with fond shades of The Replacements. The duo, comprising Tyler Wyatt (formerly of Surfliner) and Johnny Burke,

GO XO – “Nothing to Prove”

Strutting a catchy rock drive, “Nothing to Prove” is a consuming new track from GO XO, representing the third release from the project of Chicago-based, Australian musician Luke Davis. Playful bass bounces

Apple Eyes – “Begin With The End”

London-based duo Apple Eyes, comprising Claire Hadidjenar and Matthew Walker, return with “Begin With The End,” a warmly melodic pop gem blending brass flourishes, jangling guitars, and entwined vocals, marking a heartfelt

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New Albums

Ryoka Hagiwara – ‘ICHI’

Edinburgh-based composer and pianist Ryoka Hagiwara debuts with ICHI, a solo piano album navigating fleeting memory and fragile identity through a striking

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