
Quiet Revolution works because it shows Andy Smythe at his most human and creates room for every emotion from love to frustration with the same fiery passion, just like all of us in our daily lives.

“Ordinary Things” by I Panic turns the mundane into what actually makes life worth living, and there is so much earnestness in the performance that it almost feels wrong to be listening in.

The way Exzenya dives deep into forgotten corners of the human psyche seems even more effective when the subject matter is so close to her own heart.

Few bands have clung to existence long enough to morph into both heroes and villains. 9 O’Clock Nasty shines like a blazing beacon amidst the murky waters of superficial, egotistic, and greed-driven music.

Faro by Prontacorde is steeped in profound resilience: we honor those we have lost by embracing the helm and navigating life with the invaluable lessons they have gifted us.

After a brief hiatus from the media spotlight, Chandra has returned, radiating their captivating charisma and delightful quirks, now with a fresh and invigorating direction.

Ava Valianti’s songwriting exists in a particular place of comfort in which it feels both familiar and refreshing, and that is exactly the case with “Sophomore Slump”.

“Lately” is the fourth single to be released from Shapes Like People’s upcoming full-length album, “Under The Rainbow”, which is set to be released worldwide in April this year.

PSYCHEDELIKA (STRIPPED) is a record that completely reframes The New Citizen Kane’s own relationship with music as an art form.

Exzenya is a master at weaving the complexities and absurdities of human emotions into songs, that explicitly show the intense, ever-changing nature of what it’s like to live as a human being.

The Report created a fully realised experience on their new record that finds new ways to highlight how good they actually are and how strongly they stand on their own, even amongst the overflow of new music that is released every single day in our times.

Cosmic Anxiety is a duo formed by Eli and Gasher, two artists that once played in a now dissolved band, Clash Clash Bang Bang. And “The Crack In My Heart” is their debut single.

Aurealis manages to build immersive and complex stories through music by adding heart and real emotions into it, making us reflect upon our own relationships while we dance to the beat.

D3PRT isn’t just a producer; he’s a force of nature with the experience, taste, and audacious vision that sets him apart in the underground scene.

This evolving tune of change offers the first glimpse into the musical world of Radical Man, who is very interested in exploring how the tension of rhythm modifies the created structure.

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.

Sunstroke Rain sounds intimate and organic on this track, perhaps more than ever before, and it’s so good to know that the artist plans on releasing even more music alongside Mera Bhai throughout the year!

On their new single the Peningo Riders manage to add intriguing layers of emotional weight and intricate lyricism that boils down to ‘love ain’t everything, but it’s a real good start’.