New Tracks

Captain Mantis – “The Game”

“The Game” is a lively track from Captain Mantis, emphasizing the project’s energetic and fun sound. They pursue an “earthy retro sound,” citing acts like Queen and Wings — evident especially in

Carey Clayton – “Rice And Tangerines”

A resonating track touching with a timely focus on the nature of isolation, “Rice and Tangerines” comes from New York-based artist Carey Clayton. The track’s first minute shows a range of singer/songwriter

Cory José – “Soupçon Salissant/Lines”

“Soupçon Salissant/Lines” is a newly released track from Cory José, a Chicago-based artist with a striking sound. A grooving bass-laden vibrancy and nonchalant vocals make for an interesting aesthetic, one that reminds

Ava Cherry – “Testify Love”

Ava Cherry’s successful music career spans five decades. The Chicago-based artist has released multiple albums and worked with the likes of David Bowie, Luther Vandross, and Curtis Mayfield, returning recently with a

Stephanie Catlett – “Nothing But Fine”

Meet Me in the Dream by Stephanie Catlett “Nothing But Fine” is a consuming effort from Stephanie Catlett’s new EP, Meet Me in the Dream. The Iowa-based singer/songwriter puts her intimate storytelling

Dr. LaFlow – “Glitter & Grime”

Reminding fondly of MF Doom, “Glitter & Grime” is an excellent track from Dr. LaFlow. The South Florida-based artist is prepping his upcoming album Not For Human Consumption, with “Glitter & Grime”

Someday River – “Out of Reach”

Created by Greyson Paul Charnock, Someday River are a quality band showing a gripping, emotive blend of alternative, psychedelia, and folk. “Out of Reach” is exemplary, especially regarding its enjoyably varied structure.

New Albums

Steve Moss – ‘Another Go’

Succeeding across both no-frills rock energy and folk-set introspection, Another Go is the second album from New York-based artist Steve Moss. Marking

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COBRASPICE – ‘The Rise’

The Rise is a gripping new album from COBRASPICE. Whereas the Virginia-based producer’s debut album dream embraced a diverse stylistic journey, The

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