Track of The Week: Pale Honey ‘Why Do I Always Feel This Way’
Swedish indie duo, Pale Honey, return with their latest track “Why Do I Always Feel This Way” off of BoleroContinue Reading
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Flores ‘Undercover’ Prod. Maths Time Joy
Melt against an electronic-R&B fusion, courtesy of another beautiful collaboration between Flores and Maths Time Joy.
Todavia ‘Fix Myself’
Los Angeles bedroom-pop artist, Rhyan Riesgo, better known as Todavia, releases her sensual single “Fix Myself” taken from her forthcoming full-length, Shyness.
Track of the Day: Kan Wakan ‘Molasses’
If you didn’t have time to listen to anything for the day, make Kan Wakan’s track “Molasses” the only thingContinue Reading
Must Hear: Anna Dellaria ‘Sudden’
Hailing from San Francisco, based in Los Angeles, Anna Dellaria, blows us away with her R&B, and pop fused trackContinue Reading
Must Hear: Raveena ‘Johnny It’s The Last Time’
New York based R&B princess, Raveena Auora, returns with her last single, “Johnny It’s The Last Time,” before her debutContinue Reading
Track of the Day: Saux X The Septembers ‘Work’
Effortless collaborations are a beautiful thing. In this case, it isn’t only beautiful, but a piece of delicacy that needsContinue Reading
Re-Discover: Raveena ‘Something’s Gotta Give’
Raveena’s sensuality and fresh sound never cease to amaze listeners. The New York based R&B artist reappears into the warmContinue Reading
Track of the Day: ETCHES ‘Love Is’
UK quintet, ETCHES, and their latest release “Love Is,” is a colorful wave of sounds that effortlessly allows the band’s voiceContinue Reading
Rediscover: LYLOH ‘Here’
Inland Empire’s songstress LYLOH, returns with a different flavor from her musical palate on her latest track “Here,” unveiling her balanced emotionalContinue Reading
Rediscover: Ramsey ‘See You Bleed’
Dripping with intense, raw, emotion, Los Angeles experimental based artist Ramsey returns with the sensual electronic track “See You Bleed”Continue Reading
Track of the Day: Valerie Broussard ‘A Little Wicked’
“No one calls you honey, when you’re sitting on a throne.” Tightening the grip with a memorable chorus, Philadelphia artistContinue Reading
