New Tracks

Ámaris – “Jelly”

“Jelly” shows the confident, unique electro-pop sound of Ámaris. The London-based artist — whose author name as a science fiction writer is Amaris Wenceslas — has released five albums since 2014, with

Guests – “House of Bats”

Legacy Out Back by guests Seattle act Guests churn out an otherworldly, psych-friendly vein of folk. Yearning, lo-fi male vocals mesh cohesively with an angelic female vocal presence — a fun hybrid

Champ Major – “Not Slowly”

Champ Major is the entrancing project of Brooklyn-based artist Madison Major, originally from Savannah, Georgia. The beautiful track “Not Slowly” is off Champ Major’s newly released EP, Recipe for Baking Two Humans

Noé Solange – “Running Away”

A chilled-out track exploring the realms of trip-hop and R&B, “Running Away” is a lush success from Noé Solange, an artist born in the Netherlands and presently living in London. A multi-instrumentalist

Lagoa Laguna + miianmar – “jacuzzis”

Lagoa Laguna and miianmar’s new collaboration, “jacuzzis,” provides a tropical-tinged pop with infectious appeal. Appearing on the label geleia lenta’s new mixtape música para divorciados, “jacuzzis” glistens with marimba-like pulsations, serene vocals,

Beecher’s Fault – “Don’t Ask For More”

“Don’t Ask For More” is a newly released single from Beecher’s Fault. The track represents the first from the New York-based band that’s fully self-recorded, mixed, and produced in lead singer/songwriter Ben

Jeads – “Nocturnal Signal”

Jeads is an electronic artist from Bellingham, Washington, crafting an engaging and creative sound reliant on field recordings, natural acoustic progressions, and atmospheric production. Jeads’ new album Nocturnal Signal released on May

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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