Category: Track Reviews
Nourished by Time adds croon and grit to Pearly Drops’ “Take Me Down”
“Take Me Down (Nourished by Time Version)” is taken from Pearly Drops‘ upcoming remix EP, Haunted Expansion Pack, set for
Follow Murmur in the Norwegian nature in “Song For Ferns & Stones” video
“Song For Ferns & Stones” is taken from Murmur‘s debut album Genuine Leather, which is out now. Oslo-based artist and
On “Decision of a Flower”, Shallowhalo loves you, they love you not
New York City-based synth-pop duo Shallowhalo is dancing their way through a hot and cold relationship on their newest single
Houndsteeth embrace self-discovery on imaginative track “Rodeo”
“Rodeo” is taken from Houndsteeth‘s Hold Your Horses, out October 27 via Otherly Love Records. Houndsteeth‘s upcoming album, Hold Your
Deirdre is lovesick and lonely on “Only You”
Meet Deirdre, the Copenhagen-based musician who is going to shake up the Danish indie scene with sad lyrics, good vibes,
George Riley announces new EP on Ninja Tune, shares “Elixir”
“Elixir” is taken from George Riley‘s upcoming EP, Un/limited Love, out November 10 via Ninja Tune. With her soulful, introspective,
Sea Lemon’s Stop At Nothing EP cements her as a force to be reckoned with
Sea Lemon‘s sophomore EP, Stop At Nothing, out today via Luminelle, shows how far the Seattle singer-songwriter has come, and
Portuguese-Canadian band Ditch Days debut dancey single “When It’s Over”
Ditch Days on relationships, recording, and what brand of cider to drink while listening to new single “When It’s Over,”
