New Tracks

The Good Manners – “Walk Or Talk”

“Walk Or Talk” is a funky new track from The Good Manners, an act that cites influences ranging from “Bill Withers and Sly & the Family Stone to Anderson .Paak and Mac

Luke Janela – “Take a Sudden Turn”

“Take a Sudden Turn” is a powerful track from California-based singer/songwriter Luke Janela. His music incorporates his talents as a cellist, guitarist, and singer/songwriter — specifically, showing a consuming ability to craft

BatWhaleDragon – ‘Fount Everspring’ (album)

BatWhaleDragon is a lovely, atmospheric electronic project that impressed with the album Zoa Constrictor earlier this year. Now, BatWhaleDragon – the project of Kevin Focke – has another album out, the excellent

Matias Malagardis – “Hollywood”

The tranquilly engaging “Hollywood” is the latest track from Matias Malagardis, following up his previous release “What You’ve Done.” The Madrid-born singer/songwriter cites influences like Ben Howard and Jack Johnson, emitting an

Premiere: Collective State – “Missing”

“Missing” is a consuming new track from Collective State, a new project born out of a love of atmospheric songwriting. A heartfelt vocal backing repeats “missing,” alongside lush synths to start, establishing

Look Vibrant – “The Good Truth”

The Good Truth by Look Vibrant Following the impressive “Cherish Everything,” Look Vibrant has released another track from their forthcoming sophomore album (also entitled Cherish Everything). “The Good Truth” is the last

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

New Albums

Ryoka Hagiwara – ‘ICHI’

Edinburgh-based composer and pianist Ryoka Hagiwara debuts with ICHI, a solo piano album navigating fleeting memory and fragile identity through a striking

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