New Tracks

Velvet Winter – “Crystal Heart”

Trickling and distorted guitar combine in the beginning of “Crystal Heart” for an immediately engaging feel, with the climactic percussion leading to a spacious hook that features the vocals of Talon Majors,

Nsay Mada – “Cumulus”

Richmond, VA-based artist Nsay Mada channels vintage R&B on fantastic new single “Cumulus”, where mellow keys and a soulful vocal presence remind aesthetically of Paul Weller’s ’80s project The Style Council, though

Tyler & Eye – “Sweetest Friend”

“Sweetest Friend” is a winning track that rides on a consuming ’70s groove with modern electronic flourishes. Stefan Ng formed the project out of his Boston dorm room, concocting a sound reminding

Cascade Falls – “You’re the Last One”

Canadian act Cascade Falls specialize in “languid, retro-shoegaze for pensive times”, as evidenced on the soaring track “You’re the Last One”. Airy vocals complement a dark bass line, rumbling along with a

Dream Phases – “Summer Daze”

Los Angeles-based group Dream Phases conjure a sound steeped in classic ’60s and ’70s influence, with elements of soul and country mingling with modern pop sensibilities for a melodic cohesion of the

Mike Sayre – “Fimbul”

Mike Sayre is an ambient artist from New York whose new release, Music for Icebergs, was inspired by the windswept ice shelves of Antarctica. The haunting, cinematic music is an ode to

Meanr Mynr – “Soul Out”

The Compound EP by Meanr Mynr Denver-based livetronica artist Meanr Mynr has a wide array of influences that range from Led Zeppelin to The Glitch Mob. His career started playing guitar for

New Albums

Nathan Plante – ‘Electric Birds’

Berlin-based artist Nathan Plante builds a chilly range of soundscapes throughout Electric Birds, a darkly gripping electronic journey that takes particular inspiration

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Elevated Focusion – ‘Dark Nights’

The new album from New York-based project Elevated Focusion, Dark Nights presents a riveting eclecticism that spans various realms within its electronic-minded production—from

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