Promising singer-songwriter Misha Fair shares her fifth single ‘South of Seattle’, a warm, textured and heartfelt taste of her modern americana sound.
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Puddler make a distorted, dreamy debut with ‘melt’
Not only is ‘melt’ an unmissable first impression of Puddler, it’s also a tantalising preview of their forthcoming album, Learning to Dive.
‘Runways’ finds Anthony Walker reflecting on the cost of leaving
New Jersey songwriter Anthony Walker signals the arrival of his forthcoming album, The Wind & The Witness, with his breezy new single ‘Runways’.
Oxford duo The Afterword embrace life’s absurdities with ‘Dancing Bear’
The Afterword have just closed out their debut EP, Floating Up To Meet You, with cinematic indie-pop, rock and folk single ‘Dancing Bear’.
North Carolina alt-rock musician RIOT SON releases riotous new single ‘Another Chance’
From RIOT SON’s forthcoming EP, ‘Another Chance’ is an urgent alt-rock track that captures the push-and-pull tension of uncertain romance.
Losem confronts self-sabotage on debut single ‘Hangnail’
Debut single ‘Hangnail’ is a powerful first statement from Nashville songwriter Kels Taylor’s new alt-rock project Losem.
Emma Rae captures the agony of unrequited love on ‘Beacon’
Connecticut pop-rock artist Emma Rae’s single ‘Beacon’ taps into one of the most universal and relatable of life’s experiences – unrequited love.
‘Turn Down My Shine’ is Nellie Feldmann’s cathartic sophomore release
Nellie Feldmann’s ‘Turn Down My Shine’ is truly a cathartic pop-rock gem for anyone whose self-esteem has been eroded away by another’s ill intentions.
Holylight captures the cruelty & kindness of time’s relentless pull in ‘everything goes’
Queer Dublin-based artist Holylight delivers slacker-rock for the philosophers with ‘everything goes’.
800cc reimagines 60s psychedelia on ‘hands so cold’
Collaborative project 800cc examine what’s left unsaid in today’s digitally-mediated relationships in new single ‘hands so cold’.
