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Carlo Errin “honeymoon”
Headlining a project focused on growth and acceptance, honeymoon is the perfect first look into what “the butterfly boy” will sound and feel like: facing someone you’ve got shared history with who’s fully moved on and even found love might bring forth any sort of negative reaction, yet Errin can only find happiness for the…
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Gavin Fox “Lay Down Low”
The infectiously cheerful nature of “Lay Down Low” makes it a shiny new gem in the artist’s discography and a must-listen for anyone who needs to have a load of positive vibes in their day. Now that the gloomy feelings are reaching everywhere, that ray of sunshine and his wonderful vocals feel like a gift.
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KAYSIEN – “BCROW”
“It is my belief that Rhythm, Melody & Harmony are integral aspects of what it means to be human and as a multi-instrumentalist (Kaysien plays Bass, Drums, Piano, Guitar, Flute & Percussion) I constantly question the connection between them, our nature and the world we live in” – KAYSIEN
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P L U T O B E A N – “THE RUNAWAY”
Covid did a great deal of damage to everybody, today’s debuting artist, Pluto Bean was not the exception. After losing his business and house because of the pandemic, the artist was forced to live in his car with his dog, driving from state to state looking for carpentry jobs only to get by.
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Mia Mormino “Alternate Reality”
“This song is about my tendency to disassociate when my life here on earth gets to be too much,” Mia opens up with, confirming the message the song is carrying. “Instead of handling my problems, I create alternate realities to temporarily escape to. I’ve now learned that this way of coping isn’t the healthiest but…
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MODERN GUILT – “JOY CONTROL”
A song about watching someone who could’ve been great choosing not to, and the feelings that this evokes. Frustration, most of all! “Joy Control” has a retro sound but a modern spirit.
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V-Train “Cold World”
“I was looking for a sample to based my music off of and I came across Melange by Ayla and the casual brothers. I like the main verse in the section where they talk about the world being so cold and hard that they look to something to get them through it like Melange. I…
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Winnie Ama “Here I Go”
Smooth catchy sound, strong lyrics, and a great singing voice – this song has it all! A must for anyone who loves soulful singing and alt-pop music with genre-crossing influences.
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Aubrey “Stay Longer”
Synths provide ear-tickling textures as they change and expand throughout the song, building that imminence underlying the anxiety and fear of being left behind. A thought-provoking message that definitely sheds new light on relationships between people, and simply a gorgeous debut for a lovely new artist!
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Sub:Om, GAN, Samosa, and more…
Let’s take a look at this round, brand new music, you know that all of these albums were recently released
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Unknown but Essentials! (February 2022)
Here you have 25 great tracks for your enjoyment(39 on the playlists at the end of this article, but I’ll only listing 12 here), don’t forget to follow, stream, support, share, and add them to your playlists. If you enjoy their music and can provide monetary support, you might consider downloading it on Bandcamp (you’re…
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Mahogany Frog “A Decision of the Flower”
“Gretchen’s love for Faust is foretold by a child’s game; just as it is steered by the Devil’s gambit,” says drummer/electronics wizard Andy Rudolph. “Gently pulsing electric piano interplays with each petal’s fall to the ground. But Beelzebub’s bass and the drums of chaos are close at hand. Multitudes of analogue waves lift the two…
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Lapels – “The Life and Times”
Lyrics are uplifting and speak of day to day emotions and experiences. Familiar and welcoming, “The Life & Time” lends a helping hand to a friend in need. An amazing wall of sound can be heard as it lifts our spirits with its high-vibration energy and lead screaming guitars.
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VOCAL LONER “1976”
“This is, again, a tragic love song from another perspective — more of a tragic love story,” the artist begins with. Stating he’s taken heavy inspiration from a Star Is Born, the 1937 film presenting the doomed love between a famous man and a woman with deep aspirations to a similar future, VOCAL LONER decided…
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GULLY – “SEE THE SUN”
“See the sun is an anthem to just that dichotomy. Recognising one’s own demons and the way they’re dancing and then forging a merry little tune mantled by the mantra that you should never give up “til I see the Sun”. – Gully
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Brick Blair- “Two Dollar Coat”
“Two Dollar Coat” features a minimalistic approach. Brick Blair plays calming chords, his almost soothing voice asks retorical questions about how we see people around us and if we truly are capable of offering any help.
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Cris Cap – “Say Yes” feat. Junior
“Eventually, I managed to decide on a whole new life and set out on a new path. I said YES – and that was the right thing to do! And this is what the lyrics of SAY YES are about.” – Cris Cap
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Alex- “How Can You Be Gone?”
They say that everyone grieves differently but to be honest, I’ve never known how. I can’t cry, I never know what to say; the only feeling I’m ever able to identify is confusion. So I just kept thinking “how can you be gone?” Alex
