Sam Weber - “Kind Dog”
Canada-based singer-songwriter Sam Weber arrives on the blog with the raw sounds of “Kind Dog”
Seriously Thoughtful People
UK-based Seriously Thoughtful People have just released the rich and anthemic track, “The Beating Heart Of It”
Creature Canyon - “Who?”
Creature Canyon have just released the psychedelically-tinged sounds of “Who?”
Rose Hotel - “Fruit Tree”
Rose Hotel returns to us with “Fruit Tree,” a mystifying slice of sonic pie designed for fans of David Lynch…
The Neighbourhood Watch - “Lifeline”
The Neighbourhood Watch have just released the strikingly sincere indie folk track, “Lifeline”
French Cassettes - “Megabus”
San Francisco-based French Cassettes return to the blog with the fresh, folksy sounds of “Megabus”
Bess Atwell - “Something Now”
From Brighton, singer-songwriter Bess Atwell is back on the blog with “Something Now”
Devarrow - “Something About Getting Old”
Devarrow has just sent over the freshly baked single: “Something About Getting Old”
Sturt Avenue - “How Much It Costs”
Sturt Avenue have just released the remarkably chill sounds of “How Much It Costs”
Emma Geiger - “Invite You”
Upon the release of Emma Geiger’s new EP, Reverse Bloom, we felt compelled to ‘invite you’ to come and have a listen…
Vilde - “Slow learning, long yearning”
Australia-based Vilde has just released the vibrant indie folk track, “Slow learning, long yearning”
Dream Pony - “TONIGHT”
From New York City, Dream Pony have just released the proto-punk track, “TONIGHT“
Old Sea Brigade - “Polygraph”
Singer-songwriter Ben Cramer, aka Old Sea Brigade, appears on our blog with his new single, “Polygraph”
OSKA - “April, May, July”
OSKA is back with “April, May, July,” a song that simultaneously traverses hope and loss…
Todd Binder - “I Could Use You”
Todd Binder returns with another one of his freshly baked folksy numbers: “I Could Use You”