Sean Dekel Turns Memory Into Something You Can Sit With
Grief, dreams, and gentleness turned into sound. Sean Dekel’s "Then You Came Back" is intimate, human, and quietly powerful.
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Mats Wilhelm Danielsson Introduces His Debut Era with “Tubular Belle”
The Swedish artist opens his upcoming album with “Tubular Belle,” a tender folk-leaning track with a warm 70s glow and a touch of dreamy synth work.
Rapt’s “Until the Light Takes Us”: a lullaby for the end
Rapt crafts a death lullaby that’s both haunting and hopeful.
[NWNA]: The Number Red’s “The Purple Light” Unveils an Incarnation of Musical Brilliance
The purple light is real. Meet The Number Red.
A Fresh New Breeze of Irreverent Music from Ireland
Have a toast on the nostalgia lane. Meet Colum Sheehan and his latest work, Halcyon Days (ESP).
[TGIF] Bold Calls and Heros
We've been missing words for too long, but these new songs got us right on our feet. They should find a place in your ears too.
[PREMIERE]: Pepe Belmonte – Open Water
Open Water is a folk-blues modern classic that always feels like a gentle place to stay.
[PREMIERE] Tadrick and the Water – Can’t Break What’s Broken
Meet Tadrick and the Water, the musical project of Indonesian singer/songwriter Mustadrick Ahmad, and vibe out to the dark, dreamy lead single from his debut EP -- premiering here on WtMM.
Juan Solorzano – Time Machine
A seasoned sideman and producer in the Nashville scene, Juan Solorzano steps out with a lush, immersive solo debut.
Jolé – Seldom Seen
We have seldom seen a raw talent like Jolé. His two new tracks are as beautiful as 2017 gets.