New Tracks

Catch Prichard – “Those That Live Dance”

Oakland-based artist Catch Prichard casts a slow-burning spell on new single "Those That Live Dance," whose textured folk sound finds warming enduring in the artist's calming vocal consistency and brassy flourishes.

Dance the Misery – “Too Shy”

Nashville-based act Dance the Misery show a suave rock styling on new track “Too Shy,” navigating dreamy guitar trickles and shoegaze-y doses of distortion. A hazy, steady vocal composure becomes accompanied by

LA River Crossing – “Big Strong Man”

Twangy guitars and sporadic strings build a compelling momentum on “Big Strong Man,” a standout new single from LA River Crossing, a band based in Southern California. Per the band, the track

Jack the Owl – “Club Bored”

Netherlands-based project Jack the Owl conjures a spellbinding rock appeal on “Club Bored,” exuding a dreamy psych-friendly punch in its dazed vocal immersion, spacey synth touches, and haunting guitar tones. The project

Ginger Beef – “Hocus Pocus”

Canadian instrumental duo Ginger Beef showcase their dazzling, infectious rock appeal with the track “Hocus Pocus,” a cover of the 1971 track from Dutch rockers Focus. Featuring both western and Chinese flutes

Filip Dahl – “I Still See You”

Norwegian composer and multi-instrumentalist Filip Dahl stirs on his latest single “I Still See You,” channeling an ’80s rock intrigue amidst lyrics ruminating on passing time and the power of familial connection.

Cade Earick – “gazed”

Fit for contemplative autumnal drives, the sludgy rocker “gazed” is the latest single from Cade Earick, a singer/songwriter and producer based in Rumney, New Hampshire. Earick describes the effort as the sonic

New Albums

Colseth – ‘Stellar Illusions’

A radiant, emotive pop showcase from multi-instrumentalist Colseth, Stellar Illusions impresses with a dynamic tonal prowess across its 12 tracks. Glistening lushness

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