New Tracks

Louise Aubrie – “Last”

Out today from Louise Aubrie, “Last” is a yearning rocker written in New York, recorded in London, and mixed and mastered in Los Angeles. The track comes ahead of Aubrie’s fifth studio

Sluka – “Figure It Out”

Another creative showing from San Diego-based act Sluka, “Figure It Out” rides on energetic pulsing to start. Strings and percussion rouse, with Christopher Sluka’s invigorating vocals — and “figure it out!” refrain

Dexter Francis Mason – “Lover”

A suavely infectious track from Dexter Francis Mason, “Lover” entrances with lush guitars and synths amidst a hooky vocal showing. The vocal reflections – “that make me feel like this,” – play

Goldwoman – “Hungover”

Goldwoman by goldwoman “Hungover” is an emotive success from Goldwoman, the Brooklyn-based artist who impressed in March with the track “Midwest Ghost.” Solemn keys and escalating vocals build the track initially, driving

Sage of New England – “Fire Tales”

“Fire Tales” is a recent track from Sage of New England, a project that first caught our attention in March with the consuming “Encounter with a Guide.” Lush, flickering acoustics and shuffling

Natasha Ghosh – “More Love”

A new track from Dutch-Indian singer/songwriter Natasha Ghosh, “More Love” shows a lushly entrancing pop sound with melodic vocal chops, hooking melodically and atmospherically. Quaint, nocturnal guitar flickers and clap-laden percussion move

Grimson – “Will He Ride (My Bike)”

“Will He Ride (My Bike)” is a captivating piece of songwriting from Swedish/American songwriter and animator Grimson, released as part of an experimental animated documentary. Reflective vocals and guitar carry initially, with

New Albums

Carey Clayton – ‘Idyll’

Another resonating success from Los Angeles-based artist Carey Clayton, Idyll unveils a lushly enchanting sound with folktronica, chamber music, and dreamy pop

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