May 2019
Lisel creates a shimmering and otherworldly “Digital Light Field”
On “Digital Light Field,” Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist Lisel flaunts her strongest instrument yet: her voice. Lisel is the brand new
The Marías share cover of Britney Spears’ mega-hit “…Baby One More Time”
The Marías‘ new song “… baby one more time” is out now on Superclean Records. Britney Spears is one of
Hedonutopia balance between love and freedom in “Sev Beni” video
“Sev Beni” is taken from Hedonutopia‘s latest album Yakamoz Sandalı, out via Dokuz Sekiz Müzik. Following up on the visuals
Rosemary Fairweather explores a new style on aptly-named cut “Feel Better”
Toronto-based artist Rosemary Fairweather adds a sharp edge to sweet, sparkly indie pop with her brand new single “Feel Better.”
The Harmaleighs share reassuring and heavenly mantra “Don’t Panic”
“Don’t Panic” is taken from The Harmaleighs‘ upcoming album She Won’t Make Sense, due out August 2 via Nettwork Music
HÅN returns with nostalgic and brighter single “gymnasion”
HÅN‘s new song “gymnasion” is out now on Factory Flaws. One year ago, Italian singer-songwriter HÅN made a great first
Superduo Sanctuary Lakes tease debut album with aqueous “Our life Together”
Sanctuary Lakes‘ self-titled debut album will be released on June 21 on Cutters Records. Today, we’re more than happy to
Shoegaze duo Pinemoon debut with unrelenting single “Sinister”
Shoegaze duo Pinemoon release their debut single “Sinister” before their full length album Miracle drops this Autumn on Pinhead Records.
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