Category: Special Features
Abby Cole debuts eerie new track “Blood & Water”
“Blood & Water” is the third single off of Abby Cole‘s upcoming sophomore EP SEETHRU. It has been a minute
Sixteen Jackies premiere video for groovy new single “Just Kids”
Sixteen Jackies’s new EP, Hostile Architecture, is out October 29 via Born Losers Records. Like teenagers and bad decisions, camp
PYNKIE falls in love at the cinema on latest upbeat indie-pop cut “movies”
New Jersey based whimsical and snarky talent PYNKIE returns with upbeat ode to being in love at the cinema with
Claire Dickson dares to be dreamy on “phone”
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Claire Dickson does it all on her newest single, “phone,” out tomorrow. While listening to Claire Dickson‘s music,
Room Thirteen premiere trippy and eerie visuals for “Tiny Scar”
“Tiny Scar” is taken from Room Thirteen‘s upcoming album Crooked Palm. Room Thirteen is the soundtrack to costume night on
Roller Derby sink into heartache on woozy dream pop ballad “Underwater”
Hamburg based dream-pop trio Roller Derby release their fourth single, the forlorn ballad “Underwater.” Founded in the first half of
Roos Meijer’s “In My Name” is left-field protest music
“In My Name” is the lead single from Roos Meijer‘s debut album, Why Don’t We Give It A Try?, to
Minta & The Brook Trout ask the unanswerable on “Neighbourhood”
Lisbon-based band Minta & The Brook Trout lament over a lost love on “Neighbourhood,” a highlight taken from their fourth
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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”
