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Millie Turner - Starfish

With her last single, “Venus,” London artist Millie Turner left earth in pursuit of the goddess of love. In “Starfish,” she returns to the planed with an earthy guitar and heavy drums. Millie is up to something with her new batch of songs, but for now, we only have vague

Portrait of Greek singer/songwriter and Producer Theodore

Theodore - Peak

Originally from Athens, Greece, songwriter and producer Theodore has been touring the world while releasing four studio albums in the process. The cinematic art-pop ballad “Peak” goes in a bit of a new direction and offers an irresistible, joyful vibe. The song’s core message is also an important reminder

Reyna Tropical - Conexión Ancestral

Previously a duo, Reyna Tropical is now the solo project of singer, producer, and guitarist Fabi Reyna. Her new song, “Connexión Ancestral,” comes with late-night club vibes while celebrating the connection with the earth and those who lived there before. Fabi explains: “I’ve always wanted to have a home—

Ferry Townes - Be Here [Video]

Ferry Townes - Be Here [Video]

Every beginning is difficult, but in the case of Ferry Townes also exciting because what this singer/songwriter has been working on over the past three years can finally be heard by the world. “Be Here” is Ferry Townes’ first single, with more to follow. What immediately drew me to

Mina - Isn’t All I Wanted For

The Brooklyn-based singer & producer Mina goes for 90s trip hop aesthetics in her new song “Isn’t All I Wanted For.” The track comes with the echo of a Massive Attack-style bass line and beat that contrasts with the ethereal, mesmerizing soundscapes. Listen to our Song Pick of the

Sohodolls - What Kinda Love

“What Kinda Love” is the new single by London-based synth-rock act Sohodolls, written by their central songwriter Maya Von Doll. The track starts out with a pulsating vibe and gritty guitars, reminiscent of Muse’s 2009 album Resistance, but takes a sweeter turn once Maya’s beautifully sultry vocals set

Bibi Club - L’Île aux bleuets

Bibi Club is a duo from Montreal, and “L’Île des bluets” (Isle of Blueberries) is the second single of their upcoming album Feu de Garde, out on May 10. The duo just returned from a tour with NYC’s indie rock legends Blonde Redhead, with whom they share a

Scatterchild - Bleep Test

Manchester to the rescue! Whenever I’m in the mood for catchy yet moving alt-rock, with great vocals and interesting instrumentation, this city and its musicians seem to offer just that. The brand new single “Bleep Test” by Scatterchild is all you want from an eclectic, contemporary rock song. Songwriter,

Tolü Makay - Mind & Body

Tolü Makay moved from Nigeria to Ireland at the age of five—a change that must have been hard to cope with for a little kid. So, she found songwriting as an outlet to process her experiences. With her beautiful new single, “Mind & Body,” she gives us profound advice

Toby Sebastian - Down The Westside

Toby Sebastian - Down The Westside

As someone who doesn’t watch Game of Thrones, I didn’t know British actor and musician Toby Sebastian. Truth be told, I also didn’t know any of the movies he starred in but with “Down The Westside” this singer/songwriter is now definitely on my radar. The track

néomí - Someone New

“Someone New” is “basically a love letter to my therapist,” says Neomi Speelman, but maybe it is more about the hard process of breaking into your own thought world and realizing that interactions with others are always two-sided – something that therapy can help you with. The song’s build follows

Photo of Vicky Farewell sunbathing while gentle waves splash around her.

Vicky Farewell - Tern Me On

Los Angeles-based indie pop artist Vicky Farewell delights with the sensual and very beautiful “Tern Me On.” With its nostalgic piano sound, evoking 70s Hall & Oates, “Tern Me On” is something to dream to. The song will be on Vicky Farewell’s upcoming album Give A Damn, due out

Emika - ((star key))

Emika - ((star key))

An old piano, lost in a large room – that sounds like a new Emika song. Until the drums set in, that is. If it is even drums. We have been following the work of singer, songwriter, producer, and composer Emika since her self-titled debut in 2011, and she add new

Sunset, and Newcastle-based indie-rock artist Melanie Baker standing at a beach, arms wide to the sides, looking with interes

Melanie Baker - Double Decker Death Machine

This morning, while listening to new releases, I also came across “Double Decker Death Machine,” the new single by Melanie Baker. I liked the track and listened to it some more, musing where I’d put the bold and empowering song, and the best I could think of was the

gglum sitting on a park bench

gglum - Eating Rust

The London singer/songwriter Ella Smoker makes music under the name gglum, which sets the expectation for gloomy, self-reflective bedroom pop. Ella also says: “I’m at a point in my life now where I’m actually pretty happy, and am in a good place to look back,” so her

Portrait of Irish singer/songwriter Tadhg Daly staring at a lamp.

Tadhg Daly - How’s your day been?

Irish singer/songwriter Tadhg Daly asks the open-ended question, “How’s your day been?” wrapped in a beautiful song. The track delights with its irresistible flow and letts Tadgh’s alluring vocals shine. Asked about the background to the song, the now Londoner says: “How’s your day been?” Is

Yndling - Monopoly

In “Monopoly,” the Norwegian singer/songwriter Yndling realizes that she is overdoing playing cool, and she is happier than she lets her partner know. The song is a sweet, bright piece of synth-pop with a dramatic instrumental bridge where you can mentally fill in the other person’s response. But

Photo of Canadian indigenous artist iskwē photographed by Lily Peper. The artist is wearing a sleeveless evening gown, baref

iskwē - A Little Piece [Video]

Canadian artist iskwē, pronounced ‘iss-kway,’ just released the dark, moving, and totally irresistible “A Little Piece.” The award-winning Indigenous musician can look at a large catalog of music and is gearing up for her album nīna to drop on April 12. Her name iskwē | ᐃᐢᑫᐧᐤ is short for waseskwan iskwew

georgia, georgia

georgia, georgia - lies

The real name of georgia, georgia is indeed Giorgia Piva, but her stage name is also inspired by a Phoebe Bridgers lyric. The debut single of the Verona, Italy-born singer/songwriter “lies” is an intriguing pop song about a delectable fantasy, as Giorgia explains: ’Lies’ is a song of provocation,

Photo of Belgium singer-songwriter J. Bernardt aka Jinte Deprez, in a white suite, posing. The vibe of the photo is very glam

J. Bernardt - Taxi [Video]

J. Bernardt, aka Jinte Deprez, and maybe best known as one half of Belgian indie-rock duo Balthazar, is about to release his second studio album. Titled Contigo is due on May 17 via Play It Again Sam. In tandem with that announcement, J. Bernardt released two singles from the album,

Freya Beer - Write Her Off

“Write Her Off” is a delicious dark pop song about attraction and rejection. London-based artist Freya Beer uses heavy bass and guitar lines to create tension in her unsuccessful quest for love. She says: “Write Her Off (WHO)” is a song about going after your crush and the feeling of

Black and white photo of Chicago five-piece Friday Pilots Club.

Friday Pilots Club - Spectator

Chicago-based five-piece Friday Pilots Club create a sound that at its core can be described as indie-rock, yet each of their singles freely takes from whatever other genre or sub-genre they see fit. The result is as refreshing as it is brilliant! Their newest single, “Spectactor,” is a brooding, slowly

Emma Geiger - Reverse Bloom

“Reverse Bloom” is about having lost a friend, which can weigh heavier than the end of a romantic relationship. Emma Geiger from Durham, NC, paints a gentle sonic picture of the loss and the faint hope of overcoming the divide. There is a personal story behind the song, triggered by

Photo of British singer/songwriter Morgan Harper-Jones, showing the artist wearing a colorful sweater and enjoying the sun on

Morgan Harper-Jones - 2D

I am eagerly awaiting Morgan Harper-Jones‘s debut album, Up To The Glass, having featured two singles from the record already: the pensive “Swimming Upstream” and the playful “Boombox.” Now, the British singer/songwriter releases the album’s possibly final single, the magnificent “2D,” before Up To The Glass drops

Rose Brokenshire

Rose Brokenshire - Habit To Help

“Habit to Help” is a meditative reflection on self-help, which often becomes an afterthought when so many others seem to be in trouble. The Canadian singer/songwriter Rose Brokenshire uses only a few words and warm chiming sounds to help you remember that you will make it through hard times.