New Tracks

Blue and Broke – “Was it Worth It”

“Was It Worth It” is a memorable track from Belgium-based band Blue and Broke, and their third full-length album, Night Shadows. Melissa Anthuenis’ vocals are entrancing and suavely effective, relaying the story

Isaac Laurence – “Lost Song (Vigil)”

The consuming, structurally shifting “Lost Song (Vigil)” comes via Isaac Laurence, the fifth track from new album undersomewaves. Per Laurence, the track is “about lost identity.” The track’s opening section and poignant

James Holt – “Make My Day”

Peppy guitar jangles and amiably melodic vocals lead throughout “Make My Day,” a catchy new track from James Holt. Aesthetically, there’s a fun likeness to artists such as Squeeze and George Harrison,

Ryan Fischer – “About the Future”

“About the Future” is a stylish rocker from Vancouver-based singer/songwriter Ryan Fischer. Suave vocals and a thumping rhythm section give way to charismatic guitar additions and a hooky vocal front that exudes

Little Lungs – “Better In Blue”

Better In Blue by Little Lungs An enthralling rocker from Little Lungs, “Better In Blue” shows a no-frills, hooky sound from the Baltimore-based quartet. Catching guitars pulse with infectiousness, capped by a

Simon Linsteadt – “I Will Never Know”

“I Will Never Know” is a beautiful new track from Simon Linsteadt, an artist based in Midcoast Maine. The singer-songwriter, composer, and multi-instrumentalist shows a lushly entrancing production here, touching on aspects

Leo Clarke – “Pleasant Moon”

London-based artist Leo Clarke crafts a vibrant, melodic success with new track “Pleasant Moon.” Plucky guitars and glistening piano push alongside amiable vocals, adding various harmonious vocal layers past the one-minute turn.

Jewelia – “Was It You Or Was It Me”

“Was It You Or Was It Me” is a dreamy pop track released today from Jewelia, a fast-rising artist based in London. Gentle piano and vocals build to an effervescent, hooky expansion

New Albums

Zabus – ‘Automatic Writhing’

An ominous post-punk atmospheric prowess lingers throughout Automatic Writhing, the new album from Washington, D.C.-based project Zabus. Aptly, the darkly impactful soundscapes

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TT – ‘Man on the Corner’

A range of spirited, twangy rock and moving string-laden balladry immerse across Man on the Corner, the debut from Los Angeles-based artist

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Stephen Spencer – ‘Dawnings’

The debut album from Stephen Spencer, Dawnings enthralls in its warming assortments of hypnotic guitars, wordless vocal lushness, and riveting atmospheric constructions

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