New Tracks

Alessandro Takeshi – “Ghosts and Dead Ends”

“Ghosts and Dead Ends” is a shimmering track from Alessandro Takeshi, infusing aspects of folk and dream-pop with twinkling keys and a hooky vocal lead. Wordless vocal enthusiasm and soaring instrumentation, with

Premiere: The Rungs – “Right Rooms”

The Rungs‘ “Right Rooms” is a lushly engrossing synth-pop success. We’re happy to premiere the track’s music video, which effectively captures the nocturnal soundscape and mysterious vibes within. “If you want to

Maida Rose – “Harmony of Heartache”

“Harmony of Heartache” is a dream-pop delight from Maida Rose, a band from The Hauge, Netherlands. Dark guitar tones accompany gentle vocals to start, leading to a soaring hook past the one-minute

Shane Malone – “River Devotional”

A jangly, catchy gem from Florida-based artist Shane Malone, “River Devotional” shows a hooky rock sound throughout. Once the quainter, contemplative introduction subsides, a perky array of jangling guitars and punchy percussion

Alex Kahn – “Lorelai”

The Marble Jar by Alex Kahn “Lorelai” is a beautiful track Alex Kahn wrote as an ode to his dog. The Philadelphia-based artist elaborates in detail about the themes below, exploring specifically

Reggie Pearl – “Say It Back”

Touting a captivating, sharp contrast between bouncy whimsy in the verses and a ferocious, rock-forward chorus, “Say It Back” is a scorching success from Reggie Pearl. “Say It Back” comes via the

Hexcellent – “Smile”

Smile by Hexcellent San Francisco-based dup Hexcellent show ample mood and suaveness throughout “Smile.” Infusing elements of pop, rock, and funk, the track touts a smoky, inviting quality with ’80s nostalgia. The

Addy Edward – “Too Hungry to Eat”

Touting shimmering guitars and vibrant vocal sections, “Too Hungry to Eat” succeeds in meshing acoustical folk-pop with electronic-minded production flourishes. The track comes from Addy Edward, a songwriter and producer based in

New Albums

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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