Category: Track Reviews
Maisie May releases undeniably dancey single “Face It”
Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter, and producer Maisie May wrote the addictive title track of her forthcoming EP, Face It, after a
pecq battle insomnia and unfulfilling relationships on new cut “Lemon Cake”
Psych-pop duo pecq release brooding third single, “Lemon Cake,” from their freshly released debut EP Stranger. Having already released two
N Kelsey brings out his inner Sufjan on insanely pretty “You Found Me”
“You Found Me” is taken from N Kelsey‘s debut EP, delta, officially out tomorrow. N Kelsey is a folk singer-songwriter
Maple Glider ruminates on love, loss and summer in latest track “Swimming”
Melbourne based songstress Maple Glider returns with “Swimming,” the third offering from her upcoming debut album To Enjoy is the
Sedona’s “Drifting Days” is the perfect song for the current moment.
Brooklyn-based Sedona‘s “Drifting Days” is out via Flexible/Terrible Records. There’s a strange feeling of change in the air. Kids are
Cindy mourns the loss of her cat in the “Mary” video
Highclouds favorite Cindy debuts music video for “Mary,” a track off her incredible 2020 album I’m Cindy, out via World
Library Baby release self-reflective and ruminating cut “How I Say My Name”
North Carolina based indie-folk duo Library Baby premiere the accompanying visuals for sparse latest track “How I Say My Name”.
Melby work “Magic” on their stunning new track
On “Magic”, premiering today on HighClouds, Stockholm-based band Melby challenge the norm while celebrating imagination. Sometimes it can feel like
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Au/Ra struggles with anxiety in new single “Panic Room”
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marsfade allows her frustration to explode on “Do U Know What I Mean”
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Carla Dal Forno announces sophomore album, shares “Took A Long Time” video
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N Kelsey brings out his inner Sufjan on insanely pretty “You Found Me”
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Enigmatic R&B artist Tirzah returns with new single and video “Send Me”
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Sedona’s “Drifting Days” is the perfect song for the current moment.
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Maisie May releases undeniably dancey single “Face It”
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girl in red is feeling blue on newest release “i need to be alone.”
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Eartheater navigates chastity and desire in “Faith Consuming Hope” video
