November 2020
Sabrina Bellaouel keeps on pushing the boundaries of R&B with “Float”
“Float” is taken from Sabrina Bellaouel‘s new EP, Libra, out now on InFiné. It has been a busy year for
Sophia Bel depicts a somber fantasy on thumping new track “No More”
“No More” is taken from Sophia Bel‘s freshly released new EP, Princess Of The Dead Vol.2. Following up from “Voyage
Total Rubbish share shoegaze new track “Someone Else’s Dream”
“Someone Else’s Dream” is taken from Total Rubbish‘s new EP, Triple Negative, out now on Born Losers Records. Total Rubbish
Goldmyth escapes to a carefree world on breezy lo-fi track “Isn’t It Easy”
Utah-based multi-talented artist Goldmyth releases wistful new single “Isn’t It Easy”. After her debut EP Faded Dream, released back in
Gwenno shares ethereal remix of Islet’s “Geese”
“Geese” is taken from Islet‘s album Eyelet, out via Fire Records. Earlier this year, Islet shared their album Eyelet, which
Brijean announce new album Feelings with “Day Dreaming” video
Brijean‘s new album, Feelings, is out February 26, 2021 via Ghostly International. Consisting of vocalist and percussionist Brijean Murphy and
Isla Den announce Virtual Garden EP on Cascine, share “Sad Age” video
Isla Den‘s upcoming EP, Virtual Garden, is out December 11 on Cascine. In 2019, at the same time of the
Cecile Believe announces new EP, shares “Times” video
“Times” is taken from Cecile Believe‘s Plucking A Cherry From The Void EP, out November 20. Earlier this year, Cecile
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Carla Dal Forno announces sophomore album, shares “Took A Long Time” video
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Abby Cole debuts eerie new track “Blood & Water”
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Molina is back with surrealist and trippy indie pop single “Hey Kids”
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Murmur depicts the duality of life on “Me & You”
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Hip-Hop is propelled into the future in Leesuho and Omega Sapien’s “Echo”
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Laura Wolf’s “Cross Your Mind” is playful and inventive art pop
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Au/Ra struggles with anxiety in new single “Panic Room”
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Men I Trust share swirling track “Numb” ahead of their new album Oncle Jazz
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Faye Webster copes with loneliness in “Room Temperature”