New Tracks

Juliper Sky – “Reflections of the Winter Sun”

Following a busy January tour schedule, Juliper Sky kick-starts February with the soaring, hypnotic rocker “Reflections of the Winter Sun.” Leading with themes of escapism, the track plays on serenely melodic vocals

Sam Nichol – “Midnight”

“Midnight” is a track released today from Sam Nichol, a Nashville-based artist. A burst of guitars at 01:28 coincides with a rising vocal presence, projecting a brightly melodic pull. A lusher, guitar-driven

Loneborn – “Loosen Up”

“Loosen Up” is a track out today from Loneborn, previously impressing with tracks like “Ghosts” and “Lost In Your Space.” “Loosen Up” kicks off with upbeat keys, mellow wordless vocals, and quaint

Chrisy Nova – “Kill”

A cavernous, synth-driven soundscape unfolds contemplatively to kick off “Kill,” the new track from alt-pop artist Chrisy Nova. Integrating elements of house with more left-field pop elements, the New York-based artist shows

Caelin – “Your Love”

Austin-based artist Caelin thoroughly impresses with new track “Your Love,” casting a spell with its dreamy, soaring qualities. Hypnotic guitars and lush vocals initially exude a feel akin to Little Dragon. Just

midori jaeger – “Upon Your Ear”

Reminiscent of later-era Talk Talk’s jazz-laden expansion, “Upon Your Ear” is a stirring success from cellist and singer midori jaeger. A jazzy bass line is accompanied by suave vocals and sporadic doses

Bobby Wesley – “Luv Ya”

From Brooklyn-based artist Bobby Wesley, the strongly melodic “Luv Ya” showcases soulful vocals and guitar licks. Vocals assume a higher-pitched swagger as the one-minute point arrives, “gotta tell yourself I luv ya.”

New Albums

Fortress – ‘Chroma’ EP

A haunting electronic pop infectiousness shows throughout Chroma, the new EP from Antwerp-based trio Fortress. Satiating structural swells are apparent throughout, often

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Erro – ‘Strawberry Moon’

Pittsburgh-based duo Erro craft a heartfelt, nostalgic rock appeal across their new album Strawberry Moon. ’60s and ’70s rock influences pair with

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