Po’ Brothers aptly describe their new track “Feel” as “what happens when Neil Young-esque psychedelia hops into a Pontiac Thunderbird bound for blues-ville USA.” The four-piece from Seattle – short for “Poor
New Tracks
Adolescentes sin edad are a Chilean group with a fondness for dream-pop and new-wave, as evidenced on their jangly new track “El Bosque // Adolescentes Sin Edad”. A subdued vocal nonchalance rides
Tampa-based Julien the Child crafts an accessible vein of indie electronic-pop, with new track “Self-Aware” reminding aesthetically of Seattle act Aqueduct in the vocal tone’s intensity and general synth tones (Avey Tare
Atlanta pop/soul/jazz artist Danii Roundtree shows a melodic, vintage charm on new track “Crave”, the debut single off her upcoming album Memoirs, out this summer. The album is written from true life
May marked Mental Health Awareness in the US, a great time to show the constant need for awareness and research in the field. Music also plays a role in raising its profile,
After drawing acclaim for a sample-driven sound that favored comparisons to The Avalanches on 2013 album Alphabet, London-based project Channel Swimmer will release a new album – Souvenirs – this year, still
Wolf Rayet are a duo from Stockholm, Sweden with a nocturnal pop sound, on stunning new track “Combine” showing this well in the captivating development. A faint synth murmur and minimal percussion
New Albums
New York-based band The Perfect Storm impress across their debut album Maiden Voyage, enamoring across soaring power-pop gems like “Lucky Guy” and
MoreA gorgeous, twangy rock and folk enamors throughout Harvest Love, the new album from Andrea Nicole King. The Northeast Ohio native artfully
MoreIsrael-based singer-songwriter Eyal Assulin unveils a captivating, moody post-punk and synth-pop intrigue throughout his debut EP, EVERLAST. The four-track release captivates with
MoreAn uplifting, lush classical sound enamors across Reflections, the newest album from Manchester-based artist Robert McGinty. The release is a follow-up to
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