There's such an exceptional power in the type of music that refuses to look away from hard times. "You Can't Kill My Love" captures that spirit in the most unique way. The Little Rock, Arkansas songwriter Possumwulf continues carving out a truly singular sound here, describing this track as hillbilly doom pop for the collapse, and honestly, that description couldn't be more fitting.
Read MoreThere's something really refreshing about a song that takes a genuinely difficult topic and refuses to wallow in it, and that's exactly what babybenny pulls off on his new single, "One Second." Out now, this pop, indie, and alt leaning track explores the falling out between two people, whether friends or lovers, and somehow manages to turn that tangled, complicated feeling into something genuinely fun and warm hearted.
Read MoreBabehoven are closing out their album rollout with one of its most pointed songs yet. The Hudson, NY-based project of singer-songwriter Maya Bon and producer-multi-instrumentalist Ryan Albert has released "Wave Has A Place," the final single from their third studio album, I See Them, I See Me, arriving this Friday, September 18th, via Double Double Whammy.
Read MoreSam Burton has quietly become one of the more compelling songwriters working in the Laurel Canyon lineage of California folk, and his next chapter is shaping up to be his most assured yet. The Palestinian-American artist has signed to Captured Tracks and announced his third solo album, Fairweather Friend, arriving October 30th, alongside lead single "I'm A Stranger," produced by Jonathan Wilson, the go-to collaborator behind acclaimed work with Father John Misty and Conor Oberst.
Read MoreIn the 1930s the Mills Novelty Company built a slot machine quiet enough that players nicknamed it the silent bell, which tells you what the rest of the floor sounded like. For most of the machine's first century its sound was whatever the mechanism produced: the clack of the reels, the bell that rang on a winning line, coins landing in a metal tray.
Read MoreWhen we first talked to Tom Morfitt-White in our interview recently, we instantly knew he was going to be an artist that would consistently impress. With his debut EP just released, titled "Love Me Now,”, he’s made a genuinely strong case for why he's already being talked about as a rising star. Released through the independent label White Light Records on September 4th, this project feels like a great snapshot of everything he's capable of, and it's exciting to think this is only the beginning!
Read MoreThere's something really powerful about a song built on the idea of honoring memory, and "Ramey Road" carries that weight with real thoughtfulness. Written by Jilly after visiting Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site with her students, this track was sparked by a moment on that hike when one of her indigenous students remarked that they could be walking on the bones of their ancestors.
Read MoreOn the surface this record might seem like a straightforward folk album, but once you really listen, we promise you’ll realize it’s so much more than that. Jake Sheppard's "Golly" leans fully into that sensibility. Blending elements country-rock with a distinctly freak folk edge, this record sits comfortably alongside artists like Devendra Banhart or David Berman as it carries that same lilting, candid, funny kind of heartsick energy that makes those artists so beloved. However, Jake 100% has his own thing going.
Read MoreRachel Chinouriri is peeling back another layer of her upcoming second album, and this one cuts especially close to the bone. Today the rising UK artist shared "Make Believe," a darkly shimmering, sensual new single that arrives as the second preview of I Think I Spoke Too Soon, out October 16 via Parlophone/Warner Records! Believe us when we say, this one is a can’t miss.
Read MoreThe way this EP has rolled out has truly been a masterclass in building momentum towards a cohesive piece that we’ve been attached to since the very beginning. On his latest single, “The Chalk Outline", this artist has continued that streak beautifully. As the fourth track from Paul Frazer Clarke's Five Coordinates EP, this collaboration with Scottish songwriter Charlie Grant is one of the smoothest, most effortlessly enjoyable songs in the whole project so far,
Read MoreFrom the first dance to the final song, discover how thoughtful music selection, pacing, and reading the dance floor can turn a wedding reception into a memorable night.
Read MoreTwenty glorious years after The Black Parade first marched into the world, My Chemical Romance are giving the album its most complete rerelease yet. The band has announced The Black Parade (20th Anniversary), an expanded collection arriving October 23 on Reprise Records, celebrating a record that's since gone RIAA-certified 4x Platinum, landed on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time," and shaped an entire generation of fans and artists across genres.
Read MoreReleasing three full albums in the span of a couple months is a bold enough move on its own, but doing it across three completely different genres is something else entirely. Let us confidently say that Odelet pulls it off in a way that genuinely feels unprecedented. Following "Dappled Lounge" and "Fantasy Outlaw," "Soul Obscura" closes out this remarkable triple album run, and out of the three, it might just be our favorite of the bunch. Get ready for an adventure of sound, time, and space.
Read MoreStepping out entirely on your own for the first time has to be an unnerving feeling as an artist. However, herbie the rabbit, the new solo project from Dan Marsh, captures that leap beautifully with his debut single "Burn the Witch." After years fronting Ubiquity Machine, this marks the first music Marsh has made completely by himself, with no others to lean on, but just his own writing and the confidence to put his name behind it. Trust us when we say the result is genuinely stunning.
Read MoreElke has never been an artist to repeat herself, and her newest chapter proves it in the most personal way yet. The Nashville-based songwriter has announced her third studio album, Big Mike, arriving October 30 via Congrats Records, alongside lead single "Pusher" and a self-directed video. It's a quieter, more exposed Elke than fans have heard before, and that's exactly the point.
Read MoreOn our first of many listens, this song instantly felt like being wrapped in a warm hug. We can promise you right off the bat that "Love You Without Fail" is exactly that kind of experience. The California based singer-songwriter Jesse Ray Smith, whose sound blends Americana, softer Rock, and Indie Folk, has crafted something genuinely heavenly here, and it might just be one of his most emotionally resonant releases yet.
Read MoreSome albums can take shape rather quickly, but some take an entire decade to finally arrive. "This Monologue Conversation" definitely belongs in that second category! I Plead Irony's third record is the product of years spent surviving distance, the pandemic, and even the temporary disappearance of the band itself. Honestly, the fact that it exists at all feels like its own small triumph. Thankfully, the music backs up every bit of that persistence and let us tell you confidently, this record absolutely rocks.
Read MoreWithin the first 30 seconds, there’s a serious infectious energy to "Freedom," and it hits you right up until the closing moments. The Wilmington, Delaware born singer-songwriter Courtney Elle has crafted a song here that feels made for exactly the moments you'd hope, kicking back, pouring a drink, and letting the party naturally build around it.
Read MoreThere's something so genuinely moving about a song built with real purpose behind it and coincidentally, "Hope" delivers exactly that. As the first single from David Worby's collaborative project, Worby & Friends, this country track sets a wonderful tone for everything still to come, both musically and in terms of the cause it's tied to.
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