What’s New: Merce Lemon – Ride Every Day
Ride Every Day is out now on Pittsburgh-based label Crafted Sounds. The tape is Merce Lemon’s combined reissue of her first two recordings Girls Who Jump In EP (2018) and […]
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What’s New: Tummyache – Humpday EP
Tummyache from Nashville delivered a primo EP earlier this month, right up the ally for fans of Big Thief and Faye Webster – with a tinge more angst and a lush yet angular, alt-pop underlining.
Q&A + What’s New: Laurent Bourque – “Thinking of You”
Folk-swaying singer-songwriter Laurent Bourque released the second single ahead of his upcoming album, Blue Hour. “Thinking of You” is about reflecting on people you love who are no longer in […]
Q&A: Animal Years
Animal Years play feel-good folk music that is intertwined with a lingering air of raw nostalgia. The band has undergone a slight metamorphosis of changes since it’s conception, with roots […]
Q&A: Joel Taylor
Joel Taylor is a singer-songwriter from Australia currently based out of Los Angeles, CA. Joel moved to the US when he was 17 and quickly engulfed himself in the music […]
Premiere + Q&A: Seldomo – “Superman”
Seldomo is the bedroom-folk creation conceived by New-Yorker Michael Corrado. Although based in Queens, Seldomo’s music elicits a sound that belongs on a roaming gypsy caravan, where the city is only a faint glow in the distance.
Q&A: Antique Doll
Antique Doll are a ma-and-pa duo that create “moth-like music” in their living room. The euphonious duo are based in the UK and their music falls somewhere between a medieval […]
What’s New: Mac Demarco – This Old Dog
Canadian sweetheart Mac Demarco’s newest album, This Old Dog, is out today. The long-awaited release features the same twangy feel-good sound that Mac Demarco is known for, while also experimenting […]
What’s New: April 2017
Some release highlights from April 2017.
