Let’s take a dive into the watery shores of nostalgia with Long Island-based multi-hyphenate Early On who recently released the reminiscing single ‘Closer to the Coast’.
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Essy Sparrow captures the heart of a generation in ‘Artists Dreamers’
The breathtakingly nostalgic ‘Artists Dreamers’ is true to Essy Sparrow’s folk revivalist style, mixing vintage textures with modern pop melodies.
On The Record: Amy Pinkus
Hot on the heels of Amy Pinkus’ debut single ‘How’s Your New Wife?’, we interview this rising star of Toronto’s indie-pop scene.
Arliston’s creative journey culminates in the cinematic album, Disappointment Machine
Arliston has crafted something truly special with their album, Disappointment Machine. It feels like the culmination of their journey so far – undoubtedly some of their best work yet.
Kelsie Kimberlin’s profound single ‘Sally’ navigates grief, self-esteem & resilience
From the very first moment of Kelsie Kimberlin’s breakthrough single ‘Sally’, our attention was gripped by the commanding performance of this emerging Washington, D.C. based artist.
On The Record: My Satellite
We interview with My Satellite frontman Bryan Stage on the creation of the band’s new album, Person, exploring the challenges, breakthroughs and influences that shaped this ambitious project.
Welsh singer-songwriter Owen Weston releases hazy reverie ‘Little Death Cassette’
From the very first moment, Owen Weston’s ‘Little Death Cassette’ is a hazy reverie of floating vocals, grounding piano chords, an otherworldly synth note, and organic guitar strums.
Introducing Matyas Moricz & The Echoes with visceral debut ‘Stronger’
Matyas Moricz & The Echoes’ debut single ‘Stronger’ instantly caught and held our attention, from the first shimmering guitar flourish to the final echo of its anthemic chorus.
London newcomer Charlie Turner starts new chapter with ‘Mrs Other’
London-based musician Charlie Turner returns with a genre-blurring statement in his latest single, ‘Mrs Other’.
Muscle Memory unleash synth-pop euphoria with ‘Get Lost’
NYC-based duo Muscle Memory’s latest single ‘Get Lost’ is a mesmerizing fusion of synth-pop, indie dance, and retro-futuristic grooves.
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