Filiah’s “On & On” Is the Kind of Vulnerability You Can Dance To
Shimmering folk-pop groove hiding tender truths beneath every line.
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Letting Go Loudly: Shiloh Mae’s “Photograph” Is All Feeling
Portland’s Shiloh Mae blurs the lines between folk poetry and soft rock heartache.
Creepy Crawly Lets Memory Swell and Crash in “The Tide”
Creepy Crawly’s stunning new single “The Tide” folds surreal memories and coastal heartbreak into a hypnotic folk-pop dream.
Tom Rossi Dusts Off a Timeless Folk Gem with “All of Her Splendor”
Timeless folk energy wrapped in poetic warmth and worldly rhythm.
Jess Kerber – “Next To You”
Jess Kerber returns with "Next To You", a stunning alt-folk track that’s as delicate as it is powerful.
Jodie Nicholson – “Sleep On It”: A Hypnotic Folk-Indie Dream
Jodie Nicholson’s "Sleep On It" is a hypnotic folk-indie track that builds from delicate melancholy to euphoric release.
néomí – “Do You Want To Be Honest?”: a fragile, folk-pop confession
A hushed yet powerful folk-pop confession, balancing fragility and strength.
Avery Friedman – “New Thing” | Finding a Self You Can Hold Onto
Some songs feel like they’ve always existed—Avery Friedman's "New Thing" is one of them.
Day Joy’s “JFC” captures the chaos of being alive
"JFC" is a beautifully unsettling mix of nostalgia, chaos, and poetic storytelling, wrapped in early 2000s warmth.
Hounds – “sky king”: Nostalgia at 30,000 Feet
Hounds brings a gentle, cinematic unraveling of memory and regret—wrapped in warmth.
Gareth Inkster – “Ode (For Elliott Smith)” | a playful salute to a legend
Piano, guitar, and a melody that won’t quit—Gareth Inkster’s latest sticks like glue.
Tean Dream’s “Radio” – A Lo-Fi lullaby for the restless
Lo-fi indie pop meets jazz-folk warmth in a nostalgic, beautifully crafted track.