Category: Track Reviews
Stevie Toddler is unashamed on “Needs Be”
Bassist-songwriter Stevie Toddler is unafraid of experimentation on her saxophone-laden single, “Needs Be,” premiering today on HighClouds. Stevie Toddler isn’t
Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys end ambitious album trilogy with “Amsterdam”
“Amsterdam” is the second single from Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys‘s upcoming album Teen Tapes (for performing your own
Jane Machine turns her erotic dreams into art on glitchy new single “Bang”
Jane Machine returns with “Bang,” a metaphorical explosion which introduces her upcoming third album shshshsh, out February 22. Carving out
Alyssa Gengos gets real with herself on lovely “In The Real World”
“In the Real World” is the latest offering from Alyssa Gengos‘s forthcoming debut album, Mechanical Sweetness, out on February 25
Helena Deland returns with the poignant elegy “Swimmer”
Helena Deland shares new track “Swimmer” and announces US and EU tour with Andy Shauf. After dabbling in electronica with
Goon’s “Garden of Our Neighbor” strikes a balance between mellow and trippy
“Garden of Our Neighbor” is taken from Goon‘s upcoming EP, Paint by Numbers, Vol. 1, out February 25. The LA-based
Lia Flannery’s “66 Back to Jersey” finds intensity in bare-bones production
Lia Flannery‘s new track, “66 Back to Jersey,” premiering today on HighClouds, is released via YaYa Records. A 21-year-old songwriter
Dana Gavanski’s “Indigo Highway”: a guide to reconnecting?
“Indigo Highway” is off of Dana Gavanski‘s upcoming album When It Comes, out April 29 via Full Time Hobby. An
