Blondes – Beautiful World
Blondes' Beautiful World blends euphoric indie rock with reflective, environmental themes.
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Marella’s “Salem” is here!
Daniel Marella's new single "Salem" blends indie, folk, and jazz, highlighting his versatile and experimental style.
St. Kio’s “Infinity Mirror”
"Infinity Mirror" sees St. Kio turning personal adversity into a reflective and empowering musical journey.
Kelly McMichael’s “Bomb”
As the most intense track on her new album, "Bomb" channels the raw anger of being wronged into a resilient and uplifting force.
Gaia Calista’s “Reason”
"Reason" is an introspective folk-indie track where Gaia Calista dives into isolation, financial struggles, and the pursuit of dreams.
Matt Monsoor shares “Jeremy” with us
Matt Monsoor's "Jeremy," captivates us with its unique sound and mysterious narrative, inviting us to interpret and dive in its depths.
Robin Kenny’s “OLD MAN”
"OLD MAN" highlights Robin Kenny's artistry, offering a glimpse into her unmatched creative fervor and her upcoming EP.
Self Help’s “Enrage Engage” is here!
"Enrage Engage" captures the essence of Self Help's unique sound in a whirlwind.
Slow Cozy’s playing “Gameboy”
Slow Cozy's latest release is here: "Gameboy" encapsulates youthful energy and nostalgia.
whyohwhy’s trip down the “River Styx”
With "River Styx", whyohwhy revitalizes Czech indie music with their authentic guitar-driven style.
Tomdahomie’s “Not So Better Half”
"Not So Better Half" weaves a sonic landscape blending reality with imagination.
Meagre Martin’s “Malcolm”
"Malcolm" friendly explores themes of financial instability and overcoming generational trauma and poverty.