New Tracks

Janelle Nadeau – “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear”

Star of Night by Janelle Nadeau Vancouver-based Janelle Nadeau is a classically-trained harpist that utilizes an elegant harp-led sound alongside her ethereal vocals to craft an engaging album of re-interpreted Christmas classics

BelAir – “Loving You”

UK project BelAir’s adoration for the past and present is audibly evident – the project leader himself noting the goal to “bring together Roy Orbison’s sensual waves and the melodic elements of

Blood Tigers – “I Feel Alright”

Blood Tigers, the Brooklyn-based electronic music project of NYC designer and filmmaker Christian Haberker, released its first EP – Robot this past October, and will follow it up with a second EP

Mangled Jangles – “Fake It”

Crafted “out of the ashes of recent heartache and despair”, “Fake It” is a gripping new track from Los Angeles project Mangled Jangles. Beginning with a burst of twanging guitars and buzzing

Gente Bien – “Sangre en tu Cuello”

Gente Bien churns out melodic garage-rock with psych and ’70s pop influence, sang in Spanish. The style reminds of a cross between Smith Westerns and Os Mutantes. Fond of contagious pop melodies

André Salvador and the Von Kings – “Tune It In”

André Salvador and the Von Kings, the previously featured project of Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist Tim Cheplick, is back at it with the varied and hypnotic psych-rocker “Tune It In”. The track features two

Beach Body – “Connor Bought A Van”

“Connor Bought A Van” shows a timeless sound from Canadian act Beach Body, particularly one that would fit within a ’70s California psych-folk haze. Twangy vocals and a lethargic rhythmic push establish

Clay Priskorn – “Me Seek”

Clay Priskorn’s budding musical career began at age 18, when he began seriously writing and recording songs in his parents’ Agoura Hills, CA garage. His debut album Bury ’em Deep in 2013,

New Albums

Hawk Björn – ‘Alchemy’ EP

Vancouver-based singer/songwriter Hawk Björn shows a heartrending, melodic sound with power-pop and soft-rock charm — strongly apparent across the Alchemy EP. “Time

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