New Tracks

Applied Communications – “Tomboy Femme”

Infusing “Mr. Sandman” nostalgia with modern glitchy pop infectiousness, “Tomboy Femme” is a hooky new single from Applied Communications. Prancing, twinkling keys lend a holiday-friendly warmness amidst blasts of blaring shimmering. “Wish

Lucas Köksal – “eye to eye”

“eye to eye” is a serene, jangly rocker from Lucas Köksal, a producer and singer/songwriter from Windsor, Ontario. “eye to eye” marks the lead single from the artist’s debut EP, releasing this

maxime. – “come undone” + “big, if true”

Tracks “come undone” and “big, if true” showcase the infectious, dynamic sound from maxime. — channeling both fuzzed-out alt-rock and hypnotic pop mystique. The tracks come via the Canadian artist’s third album,

Fayluna – “The Moon Sings to Me”

Described as “a dreamy ode to the moon,” “The Moon Sings to Me” is a memorable new single from Fayluna. Serene vocals, twinkling guitars, and crisp rhythms assemble for a contemplative mystique

Jake Timeline – “miss connection”

A catchy pop single exploring the entertainment quality of missed connections and dating mishaps, “miss connection” comes via California-based artist Jake Timeline. Suave vocals and bass-y reverberations lead into the “here’s my

Mantaray – “Her Eyes”

Representing the first of five planned singles throughout 2024 from Finnish rockers Mantaray, “Her Eyes” evolves with captivation from meditative subduedness into soaring vocal atmospherics. “I am a confident liar,” the opening

Wandering Blue – “Half Moon Bay”

Audibly capturing ocean breezes with its twangy guitars and timeless-sounding croon, “Half Moon Bay” is a recent single from Wandering Blue. The track comes via the artist’s album 4,088 Miles, described as

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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