New Tracks

Superocean – “Best Thing”

Fit for nighttime driving and other nocturnal adventures, “Best Thing” is a dream-pop success from Portland, OR act Superocean, who impressed with the track “Animal Caller” last year. An atmospheric key-driven lead

The Snuggalos – “Lost in the Crowd”

“Lost in the Crowd” is a creative, catchy success from The Snuggalos, the project of Daniel and Morla Mccarthy. “Our songs are catchy with a hint of being abducted by aliens kinda

The Mighty Orchid King – “Lungs”

“Lungs” is a stirring, expansive rocker from The Mighty Orchid King, written about the band’s experiences in the Extinction Rebellion, a global environmental movement. Eco-anxiety is effectively conveyed from the get-go: “I

Mazlyn – “Confessed”

“Confessed” is a stirring track from Mazlyn, a singer/songwriter and producer based out of the Suffolk coast (UK). The elongated, contemplative vocal tone fondly recalls Thom Yorke in the verses, before asserting

Nabil Muquit – “Baby”

The lushly beautiful “Baby” is a consuming track from Nabil Muquit. “I found a girl who’s perfect for me, but I always end up pushing her out,” the artist writes. “This is

Soft Shelter – “Anticipation”

“Anticipation” is a new track from California-based solo artist Soft Shelter. The effort begins with tender guitar twangs, as subtle percussion emerges alongside mellow vocals. A denser, twangier mix is apparent by

Sunsets – “Align” (feat. Foreignlocal.)

“Align” is a fresh, soaring pop success. Southern California-based producer Enrique Vega, aka Sunsets, struts his smooth-flowing sound — meshing electronic aspects of production with accessible pop melodies. Adding to the production

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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