New Tracks

Eli del Puerto – “Just Like Me”

Just Like Me by Eli del Puerto A nostalgic pop crooner, “Just Like Me” is a recent track from Eli del Puerto. The ’60s pop production, featuring bouncy key-laden charm and reflective

Jordana Talsky – “Superpower”

Zahava by Jordana Talsky Zahava is a new EP from Jordana Talsky, constructing melodic and intriguing soundscapes with vocal loops. “This is an all vocal looping record. All of the sounds were

Blake Red – “The Darkness” (ft. Nona Hendryx)

Impressing last month with track “The Cradle,” Blake Red touts a similarly consuming rock-forward fervor on “The Darkness,” whose new music video (above) recently released. Also via The Cradle EP, “The Darkness”

Maltese Flamingo – “Mother Nature’s Bliss”

Conjuring an engrossing electro-folk sound, “Mother Nature’ Bliss” is a track released today from Berlin-based artist Maltese Flamingo. The glistening guitar presence, soaring synths, and raspy vocals converge for a heady aesthetic

Erin Vadala – “Water, Pt. 2”

The powerful “Water, Pt. 2” comes via singer/songwriter Erin Vadala. Lush piano and creaky guitars complement understated vocals to start, evolving into a track with outpouring emotive captivation and climactic sequences. “I’m

Tape Tension – “I Called Your Name”

“I Called Your Name” is a track out from Tape Tension, showing a lush and bouncy electro-pop charm that glistens and hooks. “I Called Your Name” marks the third and final single

Louis Inglis – “Morning Hell”

“Morning Hell” is an engrossing folk track from Louis Inglis, an artist from Perth, Australia. Bird-chirping and steady acoustics join warming lyrics — “I wish you well, and honestly I don’t mind,”

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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