New Tracks

Richard Green – “Let Your Light Shine”

London-based producer Richard Green presents a chilled-out allure on new single “Let Your Light Shine,” releasing ahead of a full EP, out later this year. Successfully pursuing a sweetly nostalgic tone, “Let

Mere Child – “Storms”

“Storms” is another serenely gripping success from Mere Child, the UK-based project of Aimee Herbert-Smith that has impressed previously with tracks like “Cold Light of Day” and “Where We Are Now.” An

Seeroy – “I’ve Seen The Future”

A moody, laid-back intrigue shows on “I’ve Seen The Future,” a memorable debut single from Seeroy. The soulful vocals captivate in their title-touting refrain, lamenting a dark, cold, and lonely imminence. The

Alex Couch – “Bye bye”

A breezily melodic charm stirs on “Bye bye,” a new single from Alex Couch, an artist based in Sonoma County, California. The twangy guitars, mellow vocal hypnotics, and hazy soundscape leads a

resting – “Boys”

Jangling guitars and a yearning vocal entrancement take hold on “Boys,” a new single from resting, a band from Fayetteville, Arkansas. “Let’s stay awhile, and just dissolve for today,” a subdued presence

Bench Warmer – “Keep Me In Mind”

A nocturnal pop intrigue envelops on “Keep Me In Mind,” a tranquil success from Bench Warmer. The Tallahassee, Florida-based project of Cameron Gilson is releasing a sophomore album this summer, and “Keep

country girl – “tastes like cherry”

A memorable debut track from country girl, “tastes like cherry” shows a dreamy pop effervescence. Twinkling keys and frolicking acoustics complement a gleeful title-touting charm, traversing seamlessly into a hazy vocal lushness.

New Albums

Darker Lighter – ‘Darker Lighter’

The self-titled debut album from Los Angeles-based project Darker Lighter captivates with a cathartic, melodic rock immersion. Songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Salar

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The Kanz – ‘Alienation Party’

Captivating with its blend of pop-punk nostalgia and modern electronic infusions, Alienation Party is the debut full-length album from London-based band The

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