Crow Releases the Unknown on ‘Go’
Crow reminds all what is on the other side of fear on her single “Go.”
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Tag: indie
Birch Speaks up on ‘Spelling Lessons’
Birch speaks up on sexist behavior from the past on her indie track “Spelling Lessons.”
San Francisco’s Talkie Learn to Swim on ‘Fuzzy Disco’
San Francisco’s indie 4-piece, Talkie, find happiness on their visual for their nu-disco track “Fuzzy Disco.”
Mattiel ‘Customer Copy’ EP
Mattiel bring their 2018 EP, ‘Customer Copy,’ to a new set of ears, being released on streaming platforms last week.
Light Wheel Seek ‘Answers’ on Latest Track and Album, Ahead of SXSW Showcase
Taken off their fresh album, ‘See Through,’ the Austin duo cultivate an evading soundscape that nudges mechanized, airy waves.
Beckie Margaret Disarms and Revives on Frosty Visual, ‘New York’
Southend’s Beckie Margaret sees denial, heartache, and freedom on her latest video and track “New York.”
Holiday Cheers and Beer
This year’s take on classic singles, as well as the unconventional backing track for the Holiday season.
Oya Paya Derive a Tropical Assertiveness From Scattered Frustrations on ‘Where Is The Line’
Liverpool via Singapore trio, Oya Paya, manage to continue serving slices via their spicy buffet on their latest single “Where Is The Line,” despite unforeseen circumstances.
POLARTROPICA Eludes in a Dream on ‘WILD LYFE’ Featuring Jett Kwong
Polartropica’s newest single, “WILD LYFE,” delves into animal captivity and the glass house from all angles in a dreamy escapade.
Swimming Bell Creates a Glorified Serenity on ‘Got Things’
Thick with a sustained emotion, Brooklyn’s Swimming Bell, welcomes listeners to the first taste of sounds from her forthcoming LP, ‘Wild Sight.’
Illsamar Asserts on the Lines of Identity on ‘foreign’
Illsamar takes her latest project ‘foreign’ to a threshold of identity, battling depression, asserting herself, and presenting relatability at all times.
Things We Missed Because We Suck So Here’s a Playlist: Vol I
We suck, we get it. Too many emails and hopefully this works from now on. Here’s Top 5 tracks that we missed and a playlist for the rest that deserve a listen.
