Officially summer, the cool temperatures and the monochromatic grey sky in New York today tell a different story. Still, with a song as bright and beautiful as “Point of View,” things don’t look so dreary anymore. The Toronto-born, Brooklyn-based artist Julia D’Angelo/strong> releases her new single

Irish three-piece The Burma is named after The Burma Steps in Cobh, Ireland, where the band’s frontman Tony O’Donovan and guitarist Peter Piggott are from, while the drummer Cian Doherty is from further north, Doolin. They say about their new single: Sleepers is one of those rare songs

Celestial North is a fascinating, multi-faceted musician, at home in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her pure and emotive vocals paired with her exquisite songwriting make me think of Kate Bush or Grimes. That’s right because Celestial North’s music defies being pressed in just one genre as she combines heavy synths

Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Clay Milford makes music under the moniker This Coast Bias, and his latest single “still not ok” is a beautiful example of catchy pop meets compelling guitar rock, topped off with pleasantly powerful vocals. Asked about his musical style, the Oklahoma City-based musician says: I like to

British post-punk quartet Hallan seem to have enough if the title of their latest single is any indication. The urgently pulsating track is called “Sich Übergeben” and tackles a chain of situations that can make you sick to your stomach. Conor Celements’ frenetic visceral vocal delivery brings the importance of

“Giving Up The Ghost,” the new single by Little Suspicions takes you by the hand and leads you to the Italian riviera, for a little evening stroll. Add some nostalgia and 60s flourishes, including lyric pieces in Italian and the result is an unforgettable and utterly irresistible song. Moritz Meyns

Sweden knows no shortage of great musicians and iconic pop bands but not every Swedish musician creates pop and not everybody is a star although for us Gothenburg-based Simon Alexander is a star. We first featured the singer/songwriter in 2018 with his single “Last Dance,”  and later in 2020

It’s a beautiful day when you can listen to new music by IMBER, the musical project of Bristol-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Ben Imber. In November of last year, we premiered his beautiful single “Familar Faces.” For his new single “Heat,” Ben enlisted family to join his indie-electronic project

ASHRR is the musical project of Grammy award-nominated producer Ethan Allen, vocalist Steven Davis, and pianist and multi-instrumentalist Josh Charles, who blend their collective sum of influences into mesmerizing interplanetary recordings for the desert, the city, or the beach. Yesterday, they released the gorgeous and instantly irresistible “No Garden.” Asked

Indie-folk musician Brooklyn Dekker, who makes music as Dekker, released his brilliant sophomore album  I Won’t Be Your Foe, of which “I Only Hope To Feel Love” marks the last single. The track is immediately irresistible with its mesmerizing production, featuring Dekker’s beautiful falsetto. How do you think

French producer Antoine Chambe delights with his new single, “Breathing Underwater” featuring singer Jimmy Burney. While Chambe is a diamond-selling artist, Los Angeles-born and based Burney is multi-Grammy-nominated, and their collaboration is gloriously exhilarating. The song sounds like breathing underwater might sound like, and Burney’s vocals stand in beautifully

Something small can be very powerful, like a mini peppermint which can be all that’s needed to feel refreshed. Irish indie-rockers smallmint (lower case, of course) released the irresistibly catchy “The Dark” the last single from their atmospheric debut album where we all end up in the end. Indeed

While Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Lauren Waller released her new single “Nothing but Life” a little over three weeks ago, the wistfully optimistic track just now landed in our inbox. We’re back from a little vacation up north, and the pensive melancholic vibe resonates with us. In her catchy