Two rock tracks with very different stories but the same conviction. One written in a South Carolina basement in 2002 and finally seeing the light, one originally composed in Italy during the 1991 Gulf crisis and still devastatingly relevant today. Den Edie – Wide Open Den Edie’s Wide…
Indie rock in three very different forms. A Winchester band going fully acoustic, a 1992 cult classic finally arriving on streaming, and a teen trio from LA who recorded their new single during spring break between Whisky A Go Go shows. A perfect combo for a beautiful April…
Today we’re talking about Blake Madison, a 23-year-old Washington DC artist who sang at the National Cathedral, runs her own artist development agency, and makes music that sounds, in her own words, like it could be in Sinners 2. Basically, we think she’s great. Blake Madison – Wait…
Two immaculate chill house productions. One from a London debut act with skateboarding cats in the music video, yes really, and one from a Romanian producer who spent a decade in Africa before coming back to make club-ready electronic music. RETroMETro – Deep Jive RETroMETro’s Deep Jive is…
Dream pop is alive and well. Four of the most transportive tracks we have run in a while. A Norwegian sanctuary, Houston tape machines, a London producer who met his collaborator via Yellow Pages, and a Miami Beach artist following voices inside. Let’s go ✨ Maribelle – A…
Three very different corners of the electronic world. A London chef who makes the most eclectic music imaginable, a Philadelphia attorney dropping his best dancefloor track yet, and a London producer who started making music after giving up on learning to carve gemstones. Let’s go! William McLaughlin -…
Soft city light filtering through a smudged window, a melody that feels like it was written specifically for your Tuesday afternoon mood slump. This week’s indie pop pick is all about that lush vibe. Jared Fullerman – Between Bricks Jared Fullerman turns small moments into something overwhelmingly beautiful…
Heartfelt guitar music this week. A Lancaster home studio home-recording, an Ohio six-piece with one of the richest singles we have heard all year, and a genuinely heartwarming comeback story to round things out neatly. Sungaze – I’m No Longer Afraid of Heights Sungaze’s I’m No Longer Afraid…
This week leans into atmosphere and restraint, with alt-pop cuts that favour space, tone and slow-building emotion. There is a reflective edge throughout, with artists letting mood and texture lead. Daniel de Boer – The Way Daniel de Boer delivers a wonderfully restrained, atmospheric alt-pop track that lets…