Spooky Mansion – Baby’s New Man
Set yourself up with some easy listening as Spooky Mansion deliver a good groove on their latest. “Baby’s New Man” finds the San Francisco surf-rockers lamenting over a love that […]
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Eighty Ninety – Better as Friends
When you fall in love, it’s an all in type deal sometimes and sometimes there’s no going back after that. At least that’s the thought on Eighty Ninety’s newest release […]
Callum Beattie – Fuckers
Callum Beattie pulls no punches on his latest cut, an optimistic anthem titled “Fuckers.” On this alt-popper with a message of prospect for the future, the Scottish singer-songwriter looks to […]
Suchy Sha – Laylow
Leaning on bits of influence from sounds across the globe, English soulster Suchy Sha shines on her latest release. “Laylow,” a misnomer if there ever was one, looms large with […]
Command Sisters – Lonely Lullaby
Toxicity takes center stage on Command Sisters newest tune “Lonely Lullaby.” Subtle key strokes set the tone before a funked-up groove takes hold of this track highlighting those relationships we […]
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Little Monarch – Wrong Right
Embrace the ambiguity with Little Monarch and their sun-drenched, alt-popper “Wrong Right.” Touting full-bodied instrumentation and even fuller vocal strengths, the Los Angeles act make the most of a relationship […]
CXLOE – Heavy
2020 is the bellwether for all things “Heavy” so it’s only fitting CXLOE releases a track detailing those sinking feelings this year. Taken from the Australian act’s upcoming EP of […]
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