New Tracks

Shweta Harve – “Why So Busy?”

An affecting track from Texas-based singer, guitarist, and poet Shweta Harve, “Why So Busy?” consumes in its illuminated drive — featuring glistening keys and organs — to various compelling vocal layers. Harve

MatAre – “The Day I Left This World”

Serene guitar jangles and melodic vocal dreaminess compel on “The Day I Left This World.” The track marks another stylish, debonair rock success from MatAre — enamoring earlier this year with tracks

Plans to Sand – “Languish”

“Languish” is a twangy slice of delightful power-pop from Plans to Sand, described by the Philadelphia-based band as “an unconventional love song to those who keep us thriving.” Layers of melodic vocal

dearest – “Never Knew Me”

NYC-based singer/songwriter dearest delivers a spirited pop emotion on new single “Never Knew Me,” traversing seamlessly from mellow guitar jangling to an enthused central hook with self-confident vigor. “You were just as

Bright Like Stars – “Reeling”

A textured shoegaze vigor takes hold on “Reeling,” a new track from Bright Like Stars that comes via their upcoming album Reflections, out on November 29th. They describe that release as paying

80% Cacao – “flow state” + “right here”

Producer and sound designer 80% Cacao impresses with a couple recent singles in “flow state” and “right here.” Downtempo electronic inspirations combine with ethereal vocal samples and atmospheric charm on these tracks

Fun Facts – “Walking The Dead”

“Walking The Dead” is a briskly melodic rocker from Fun Facts, a Brooklyn-based band who describes the release’s lyrics as “about climate dread, and wondering about the lives of inanimate objects after

Brady Armstrong – “The Carpet”

Described as a track “about helping myself out of low places,” “The Carpet” is a resonating release from Brady Armstrong. Recorded in Knoxville and Nashville, TN, the production — from Armstrong and

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