honeyhands – Silhouettes / Alibis
"Silhouettes" and "Alibis" stand out for their juxtaposition of different genres, creating a space and sonority of their own.
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[TGIF] Demos and Wonder
From an all-time submission record, these are our top 9 picks of the last two weeks.
[PREMIERE] Royel Jr. – Over By The Rain
From breath-taking lo-fi guitars to powerful vocal hooks, this is "Over By The Rain", Royel JR. formidable debut song.
Kenneth Ishak – Native Tongue
Filled with glowing soundscape and upbeat runs, "Native Tongue" is Kenneth Ishak's comeback after over a decade and it is one play and replay, over and over again.
Pearl & The Oysters – Flowerland
Oysters, Pearls, music to dream about and a French duo: is there a better set? Certainly not. Stay with the sensual Pearl & The Oysters and their latest work, "Flowerland."
Shane Malone – Split in Two
Guitar and vocals, hand-in-hand, and a track that reminds us of the best of The Smiths and The Cure, with a modern twist
Mothé – Summer’s Almost Gone
From pop to rock, falsetto-like vocals to powerful hooks, this is the extraordinary non-binary rock world of Mothé.
Kelaska – Old Ghosts
With an unusual vocal capacity and meaningful lyrics, Kelaska's new track "Old Ghosts" is a clever pop song for the masses.
Devon Again – Suburbia
Meet Devon Again and her uncontrolable feelings of wanting someone she can't have and dealing with it with an immediate pop hit.