Why néomí’s “Didn’t I” Signals a New Chapter in Indie Folk-Pop
A calm yet cutting pop-rock confession with 80s hints and a chorus that won’t leave you alone.
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Big Sleep’s “Crude” — Autumn’s Gentle Ache in a Song
Big Sleep’s "Crude" wraps itself around these slow Lisbon autumn days with that tender, almost timeless feel.
néomí finds fragile strength in “Sit Back Baby”
néomí’s "Sit Back Baby" is a tender folk-pop reminder that strength can sound fragile, and fragility can feel strong.
Dragonfly and the folk of tomorrow – Michael Suddes
Michael Suddes’ "Dragonfly" is indie folk at its calmest and dreamiest—like a letter between past and future selves.
néomí – “Do You Want To Be Honest?”: a fragile, folk-pop confession
A hushed yet powerful folk-pop confession, balancing fragility and strength.
[TGIF] Write Your Sign
From new and just released songs to new albums, we picked some of the ones that meant the most to us.
Luar, LEFT., Sara Cruz – Rest
Introducing Avalanche, a platform for Portuguese artists, this is "Rest" the silky indietronic pop ways of the collaboration between Luar, LEFT. and Sara Cruz