Sea Glass and Indigo Stir Up Summer Magic in a Tropical Redux
Sea Glass and Indigo’s breezy redux feels like limoncello on a warm balcony night.
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Austin Gatus and Sophia James Bring the Romance in “Don’t Want This to Change”
Austin Gatus and Sophia James just dropped “Don’t Want This to Change”, and it’s giving slow dance in the kitchen, golden hour, 70s jazz soul
Filiah’s “On & On” Is the Kind of Vulnerability You Can Dance To
Shimmering folk-pop groove hiding tender truths beneath every line.
Munan strips the internet age down to skin and nerves on “Naked”
Munan’s new track “Naked” dives into the mess of digital vulnerability — with a groove you’ll want to live inside.
Hounds – “sky king”: Nostalgia at 30,000 Feet
Hounds brings a gentle, cinematic unraveling of memory and regret—wrapped in warmth.
Lucille Two’s “Seasons” Finds Peace in Letting Go
Melancholic, nostalgic, and effortlessly cool—a soundtrack for moving on.
Jordan Corey’s “Try Me” is a love letter to the self
Corey's "Try Me" is a song for lost love, self-discovery, and the space in between.
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.
Charlotte OC – “God, We Tried” | The Beauty in Breaking
Heartache never sounded so self-assured—Charlotte OC turns grief into gold.
Madge & Sea Glass sketch a dreamy indie pop sound on “Pencils”
Whispered confessions, wavy guitars, and indie pop magic from Madge & Sea Glass.
BAIBA – “Darkest Hour” is the light at the end of the tunnel
BAIBA’s "Darkest Hour" turns struggle into synth-driven strength—dance through it.