New Tracks

Field Trip to the Moon – “Girls Wait”

“Girls Wait” is the latest track from Field Trip to the Moon, the project of Angela Christofilou that impressed a couple years ago with the track “You.” Christofilou’s captivating, moody vocal presence

Erich Mrak – “Riptide”

Erich Mrak’s blend of hip-hop and electronica continues to engage with new track “Riptide,” a lush entry featuring tranquil vocals and contemplative synths. The track from the Toronto-based artist is part of

iiiso – “TIME 4 YOU”

Vancouver-based hip-hop artist iiiso has been drawing buzz for his atmospheric hip-hop sound, opening for acts like Danny Brown and Chris Travis, in addition to his own shows at Hawthorne Theater, Portland

The Black City – “Wake Up. The Funk”

Italian funk collective The Black City recently released their new album Wake Up. The Funk, showcasing a band whose members have experience in everything from blues and rock to reggae and Latin

Eastern Souvenirs – “Getting There”

“Getting There” is a very catchy new single from Eastern Souvenirs, the project of PNW artist Brian Fisher, now based on the East Coast. Coming from the project’s EP of the same

Boy Wonder – “How You Gonna Sleep”

Toronto artist Boy Wonder released the Smile Momma EP this past Friday. Among the highlights is the track “How You Gonna Sleep,” a suave rocker with hints of Springsteen and Smith Westerns.

Still – “Divinity”

Los Angeles-based act Still impress with “Divinity,” a captivating track from their upcoming debut EP. Exuding post-punk and dream-pop vibes reminiscent of Wild Nothing, with yearning guitar tones also reminiscent of The

New Albums

Darker Lighter – ‘Darker Lighter’

The self-titled debut album from Los Angeles-based project Darker Lighter captivates with a cathartic, melodic rock immersion. Songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Salar

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The Kanz – ‘Alienation Party’

Captivating with its blend of pop-punk nostalgia and modern electronic infusions, Alienation Party is the debut full-length album from London-based band The

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