New Tracks

Magnolia Grove – “Woozy”

“Woozy” is a dazzling rocker from Magnolia Grove, a band from Golden, CO. Excitable guitar lines give way to serene synths and contemplative vocals, the synth and bass-y interplay reminding fondly of

Behaviorist – “Fuck LA”

Behaviorist, the project of Stephen Rodes Chen, captivates with charismatic fervor throughout the new track “Fuck LA.” Touting enjoyable lyrical quips about LA’s waiting times and anxiety amidst the sunshine, the opening

Arnab Sengupta – “This Way”

Sydney-based artist Arnab Sengupta creates a passionate blend of styles throughout his third album, Leap of Faith. Showcasing a meditative sound inspired by life experience and an eclectic musical appreciation, Sengupta seamlessly

Perry – “Maximize”

Maximize, the new album from Perry, presents a stimulating sound ranging from funky charisma to smooth, laid-back jazz. The project of Max Clemmons Jr., Perry crafts a nostalgic sound with groove-friendly allure.

The Real J Israel – “When You Need Love”

Fans of scorching, seductive R&B are likely to be smitten with For the Sake of R&B, the new album from Atlanta-based artist The Real J Israel. Opening track “When You Need Love”

Skinny Dippers – “Wedding Ring”

“Wedding Ring” is the latest track from Brooklyn-based project Skinny Dippers, fronted by singer/songwriter Ryan Gross. Expanding from gentle twangy introspection and beach-set musings into rock-forward fervency, the track captivates with its

Sweet Giant – “Til You’re Blue”

London-based trio Sweet Giant craft a nostalgic, twangy rock sound throughout the consuming “Til You’re Blue,” a track from their forthcoming EP. A bouncy bass and escalating guitars complement Annie Needham’s suave

Shafkkat – “Mosquito Tweeter”

“Mosquito Tweeter” is a hypnotic groover from London-based electronic artist Shafkkat. The pulsing, steady percussion conjures vintage house nostalgia, while the expressive vocal presence — exuding a Bobby Womack-esque yearning — entrances

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