Parcels – Leaveyourlove
Parcels, the Aussie alt-indie outfit, are doing their pop thing on latest listen “Leaveyourlove.” Boasting a harmonious vocal-accord, this sweet-tongued tune invites listeners into a world of euphony as it […]
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twiddy – Overthinking
UK singer+songwriter twiddy, engaging a spoken word approach on his new tune, is making a statement about stepping out of comfort zones on “Overthinking.” Backed by lively keys and a […]
BANKS ft. Doechii – I Hate Your Ex-Girlfriend
Sensual and sultry are only two of the myriad of adjectives that could be used to describe BANKS’ latest cut “I Hate Your Ex-Girlfriend.” Because this listen ratchets up the […]
Tiberius b – New Life
London singer+songwriter Tiberius b breathlessly traverses the tumult of a formative relationship’s demise on their new tune “New Life.” Taken from the acclaimed EP DIN, the alt-pop percussion-play dazzles with […]
The Wrecks – Always, Everytime
L.A. four-set The Wrecks, one of alternative music’s undiscovered gems, look to change that narrative as they release the take-notice track “Always, Everytime.” The quirky cut, an alt-pop appreciation of […]
For Your Weekend…
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Wes Scott – In My Head
Ahead of his debut EP The Wes Scott Project release [out Oct. 25], Long Island singer+songwriter Wes Scott is all kinds of introspective on his new single “In My Head.” […]
Slaney Bay – Countdown
Ahead of their EP The Long Way Home reveal [out early 2025], South West Londoners Slaney Bay start the preview process with their punchy take on young love “Countdown.” An […]
Prima Queen – Fool
Exciting things are happening for the busy busy Prima Queen these days as the duo recently signed to Submarine Cat Records and begin the rollout of their upcoming debut LP […]
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