New Tracks

Molly Ringworm – “Nana”

“Nana” is a riveting rock single from Molly Ringworm, a band from southern New Jersey. Exuding a sound fondly reminiscent of Snail Mail, “Nana” resonates with heavy initial guitars that swell into

Premiere: Whitten and Williams – “Lie to Me”

Releasing today, “Lie to Me” is a stirring new track from Berlin-based producer Whitten and, in collaboration with the lyricist Williams. The collaborative project previously impressed with the track “how to make

J. Begalla – “05 Pilot”

Gorgeously intertwining folk and R&B, “05 Pilot” is a recent track from J. Begalla. Lush acoustical pulses converge with vocals that yearn to let go, concocting a relaxing opening. The inviting introduction

Brother Brother – “I Never Let Go”

Exuding a breezy, jangly appeal, “I Never Let Go” is an alluring new track from Los Angeles-based project Brother Brother, the solo work of singer/songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Avi Makua Durchfort. Crisp

Josué Kinter – “There”

Phoenix-based artist Josué Kinter intrigues with a suave, mysterious rock sound throughout his new single “There.” Glistening keys join driving guitar-led murkiness, the organ-friendly allure combining with nonchalant vocals for a nostalgic

Alba James – “Walls”

“Walls” is a beautiful new track from Alba James, a French singer/songwriter living in Sweden. Quaint acoustical flickers converge with intimate vocals, metaphorically capturing the confining nature of walls in one’s life.

Modern Daze – “Smkscrn”

Modern Daze mesh ’80s synth nostalgia with rousing rock guitars on their catchy new track “Smkscrn.” The Tacoma, WA-based act navigate from stylish synth-pop to rousing rock in a cohesive flash, feeling

New Albums

Broke Royals – ‘Campr’

Washington, DC-based band Broke Royals explores a wide spectrum of sounds on their new album Campr, spanning enjoyable realms of rousingly anthemic

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Thomas O’Shea – ‘Generation Z’

Thomas O’Shea‘s new album Generation Z blends dynamic piano-pop atmospherics with candid lyricism, tackling artistic self-doubt, digital-age anxiety, and generational pressure. From

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