georgia, georgia lays it bare in the cathartic “oblivious”
Shoegaze warmth, therapy breakthroughs, and vocals that cut deep.
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Nymphlord – “Call Me Up”
"Call Me Up" is an intimate, grunge-tinted ode to lifelong friendships—handmade with pedal steel, clarinet, and a broken analog radio
CATSINGTON – “Greener Greens”
A debut single that lands somewhere between The Velvet Underground and heartfelt regret.
Madge & Sea Glass sketch a dreamy indie pop sound on “Pencils”
Whispered confessions, wavy guitars, and indie pop magic from Madge & Sea Glass.
Izzie Derry unleashes a haunting reckoning with “If They Knew What You Did”
A powerful anthem of truth and reckoning—this one will stay with you.
Vinyl Williams unveils the secrets in “Find The Hidden”
A sun-drenched dose of psychedelic pop that feels both vintage and futuristic.
Tokyo Tea Room seduce effortlessly with “I Would”
The British band unveils a hypnotic and irresistibly captivating single.
Droze & the Drift: “The Stage” Blends Simplicity with Soul
A captivating track that strums its way into your heart.
Lucas Player’s “More Than You”: a lofi confession wrapped in cinematic sound
Cinematic lofi rock meets heartfelt confession in Lucas Player’s stunning return.
Rapt’s “Until the Light Takes Us”: a lullaby for the end
Rapt crafts a death lullaby that’s both haunting and hopeful.
SIKADE’s “vermilion” captures beauty, obsession, and decay in ethereal sound
Hypnotic harp, cinematic strings, and evocative vocals unite in brilliance.