
Tom Minor’s lyricism is stronger than ever as he touches on themes that range from relationship laments to political tension, always providing razor-sharp commentary with tremendous wit and a surrealist sense of humor.

Separation Team by Siren Section is the type of record that fully envelops you from start to finish, relying on sonic experimentation as way to challenge themselves and the audience into new universes.

Michellar has a way of delivering melodies and lines that is incredibly gentle and soft, making her lyricism shine through with introspection and remarkable joy, even in her most melancholic moments.

Leviathan offers new perspectives sonically and lyrically while establishing Andy Smythe once more as teller of complex and universal tales.

Less, facing the cultural and personal constraints, wished to turn music into her sanctuary of freedom, and “Hellya” is a hallmark of enjoying that little bit of heaven she has created to fully bloom in.

Don’t Get Lemon is a band that converges sharp pop sensibilities with an undeniable flair of drama. Their music is said to live between the dance floor and a late-night confessional…

Based in Tucson, Arizona, Brian Fate is a self-taught guitarist and a skillful songwriter, able to bring a lot of emotion into the diverse works he creates and performs.

“stranger i can’t tell” is mournful and devastating in its honesty, finding Kate Kristine at her most vulnerable yet as she tackles themes of emotional distance and memory.

With not-so-subtle references to classic rock (“kawatora”) that pave the way to modern and contemporary richness, Feeling Town is a fascinating project highlighted by Train Conductor’s several years of experience.

Matare is an artist deeply immersed in a profound introspective journey. Amidst the chaos of everyday life, he seeks solace and tranquility, escaping to the beach each evening where the waves cradle his thoughts.

War & Peace by Foxy Leopard is led by the outstanding single “The Call”, a challenging and inviting song with gorgeous country influences and dense vocals.

Energy Whores’ first proper album is truly made of warning signs: society is collapsing, we’re on the verge of an unprecedented breakdown and all we care about is asking AI bots what to make for dinner. Arsenal of Democracy is a plea for us to start thinking critically again…

Leaded by singer/songwriter Amanda Emblem, the Amanda Emblem Experiment is a project born from Amanda’s love for nature and music.

“Passionate Eye” is the 10th song on Frank Joshua’s new full-length titled “Fertile Mind”. Consisting of music that had been released over the course of last year…

Shannon Hudson is boldly embarking on an extraordinary project: the release of four albums, including his latest masterpiece, Signal and Noise.

Lee Iococca is an exhilarating crescendo from the trio, blending electrifying new elements—think vibrant psychedelia, pulsating 808 basslines, the infectious allure of 80’s New Wave / Soul synths, and even captivating piano melodies that have never graced a 9 o’clock Nasty track before!

Guided by the lovely title track “Long Overdue”, the record follows Kristi AKA Pretty Little Saturday as she dives deep into her emotions and shows impeccable delivery and a wide variety of styles.

Kat Kikta is an extraordinarily vibrant multi-dimensional artist, singer, and songwriter. She crafts music that deeply resonates within the very core of the human soul.