New Tracks

Manuok – “Sold”

Melodic piano and dynamic guitar additions enamor throughout “Sold,” a recent track from Manuok. The lyricism compels in its themes of emotional isolation — specifically described as “about anxiety, feeling trapped –

Caroline Strickland – “Prettiest Girl of Heaven”

An alt-rock success from Caroline Strickland, “Prettiest Girl of Heaven” compels in its balance of introspection and vigor. Described as “about desire and self-realization,” the track comes via Strickland’s upcoming Martha’s Calling

SAWMOON – “Madness”

New Jersey-based trio SAWMOON unleash an impactful rock sound on “Madness,” which per the band delves into “the cyclical nature of violence and of history repeating itself.” The title-referencing chorus recounts a

mlady – “Baby Water Blue”

Denver-based band mlady craft a warming, dreamy rock appeal on new single “Baby Water Blue.” Lush guitar tones and calming vocal introspection meld enjoyably to start, invoking feelings of a hecticness in

Blackberry Crush – “goodbye”

Swelling from dreamy pop introspection to a fuzzy array of invigorating rock textures, “goodbye” is a recent track from Denver-based band Blackberry Crush. Recently signing to local label Mean World Records, the

Sam Plecker – “Front Door Blues”

An exuberant folk success, “Front Door Blues” is a new single from California-based singer/songwriter and producer Sam Plecker. The track comes via his upcoming album So True, out on April 4th. “I’m

BOOHER – “Might Be Tonight Son”

A climactic, jangling rock enamoring takes hold on “Might Be Tonight Son,” a newly released track from BOOHER. The Austin-based act is led by Michael Booher. “Might Be Tonight Son” excels with

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New Albums

Eyal Assulin – ‘EVERLAST’ EP

Israel-based singer-songwriter Eyal Assulin unveils a captivating, moody post-punk and synth-pop intrigue throughout his debut EP, EVERLAST. The four-track release captivates with

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