New Tracks

Huey Blue – “Switchblade”

In anticipation of his forthcoming debut album Friday Anxiety, Byron Bay (Australia)-based producer-turned-solo-artist Huey Blue released the catchy and suave “Switchblade” in the past week. The track serves as “an ode to

Don’t do it, Neil – “lombard”

lombard by Don't do it, Neil Emotive vocals, guitar strums, and videogame-friendly synths comprise the engaging arsenal on “lombard”, a new track from Philly-based project Don’t do it, Neil. “This song’s about

Good Days – “Red”

The bouncy and enthusiastic “Red” is the latest showing from Good Days, the New York-based duo who previously impressed with the hook-y “Love Soaked World” in December. The duo of Eric Ronick

Iuliano – “Who Knows”

Iuliano’s new EP, Hidden Roots, is a stirring release that shows aspects of jazz, rock, and soul in its rich and emotional sound. “I started this project as a testament,” says Iuliano.

Eric Frisch – “Head Up in the Clouds”

Eric Frisch’s catchy and heartfelt indie-pop has been featured several times in the past, the NYC by way of Toronto artist continuing to blend classic pop influences with a modern take steeped in

Justin Shapiro – “Brighter Days”

Justin Shapiro’s new album, Campfire Party (available on Spotify here), has been over a decade in the making. Shapiro, a Washington DC native, has been a part of the local scene since 2007

Video: Firstworld – “Not Obvious”

The video for Firstworld’s new track “Not Obvious” dropped today, its aesthetic blissfully reflective of the South Florida-based project’s chillwave-friendly aesthetic. Chilled-out vocals, a tight bass line, and nocturnal synths help form

Carter Vail – “Melatonin”

Carter Vail’s “Melatonin” is a gorgeous track whose twinkling hook reminds of being hit by warm sunlight on a wintry day. Suave, subdued verses lead into this blissful chorus, with the escalating

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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