New Tracks

common goldfish – “On The Sidelines”

Tottenham-based artist common goldfish struts a bright, psych-tinged power-pop appeal on the new track “On The Sidelines,” representing the first track from the artist’s upcoming debut EP — which, with this first

Beth Arnold Gilbert – “I Was Not Airtight”

A recent track from Philadelphia-based artist Beth Arnold Gilbert, “I Was Not Airtight” shows a riveting rock sound with enveloping qualities. The track marks the follow-up single to Gilbert’s debut solo EP,

Sadie – “Reach Out”

A darkly consuming rocker with a jangly post-punk edge, “Reach Out” is a standout single from Sadie. An eerie introduction, with nocturnal synths and a The Truman Show sample, drives seamlessly into

The Dollies – “Macy”

The infectious debut single from Nashville-based duo The Dollies, “Macy” is a hook-filled offering with rock and sophisti-pop components. The urbane, conversational vocal presence intrigues during the verses. “She’s barking up the

Avalyn – “Sea Change”

The second single from Liverpool-based quartet Avalyn, “Sea Change” succeeds with a meshing of dreamy pop and shoegaze-rich textures. Lyrically highlighting “the loss of losing people who were once close to you,”

Emma Bieniewicz – “Space”

“Space” is a powerful, expansive track from Emma Bieniewicz, an artist from Grand Rapids, MI. “I put in the time so you can’t take it away,” the vocals let out to start,

Tim Sorbs – “junebug”

Written as a lullaby and fully compelling in its lushly inviting allure, “junebug” is a new track from Las Vegas-based artist Tim Sorbs. Caressing acoustics and haunting vocals craft an intimate, spell-inducing

JEWELRY – “keep your spirit free”

“keep your spirit free” is the latest single from Brooklyn-based project JEWELRY. Playful organs and a warming bass line concoct a sun-shining ’70s nostalgia. Lyrics refer to “the weight of the world,”

New Albums

Catlea – ‘Language Barrier

The fantastic debut album from Cincinnati native Catlea, Language Barrier, is a striking exploration of love, loss, and self-discovery. Following the success of

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