Clare Easdown is no stranger to the vulnerable and the honest, always writing incredibly personal and intimate lyrics that hit you like a train. On “Sitgma Enigma”, of course, is no different

The sounds achieved by MatAre on his new single do an amazing job of transporting you directly into another time period with its nostalgia-infused guitars and heartfelt emotional lyrics.

“The Art of Stealing Tulips From The Devil’s Garden” tallies up to be Pacific Death’s sixth single of the year. With every release he increasingly pushes the boundaries of experimentation between genres, frequencies, and rhythmic complexities.

“Swim” is a sweet little indie song, drenched in country influences and lo-fi bedroom pop that comes across as a big step for Maya Salafia.

Curated with alchemic perfection, DCxPC Live released an album that definitely is a must listen for fans of ska, by The Phensic a trailblazing band that actually feels fresh and make the scene interesting.

With influences such as Mac Miller, Still Woozy and Rex Orange County, Jonah Spitz is definitely taking the right steps and making music that sounds organic, new and fresh.

“Don’t Be a Fool” is a delicate song written by Andy Smythe as a reflection and cautionary tale regarding the isolation and loneliness that comes from being too power hungry, “from Caesar to Boris” according to the singer himself.

The new single will be included in Love Ghost’s upcoming full-length album, entirely produced in Mexico by Shantra and featuring several collaborations with local artists.