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  • ELJURI – “REFLEXIÓN” ALBUM

    ELJURI – “REFLEXIÓN” ALBUM

    “You are welcome to dive into my heavy Latin grooves from rock and reggae to funk and dance. Get lost in the intersecting sounds. I wrote this new album, ‘Reflexión’ as an antidote to our recent shared experience of inconceivable isolation. The melodies will lift your internal vibration towards positive energy,” – Eljuri.

  • The Connecting Dots “Treasures in the Valley”

    The Connecting Dots “Treasures in the Valley”

    Each of the 10 songs have their own part in the whole picture, and none of them copy from one another. Thus, the listener gets to hear long dreamy guitar instrumentals along with Helena’s sweet voice, synth-driven ethereal soundscapes, cozy yet mysterious movie-esque tunes and rocking songs full of driving energy.

  • The Brouhaha – “The Brouhaha”

    The Brouhaha – “The Brouhaha”

    “Four of the most wretched, smug and off-putting people you’d ever be sorry to see. These vulgar and vile vermin got together and had the audacity to start a band – bunch of lowlife wasters. They think they’re really good but of course they would. Nobody else should like The Brouhaha but check ’em out…

  • Michael Donoghue- Fractals

    Michael Donoghue- Fractals

    “Fractals is mainly inspired by my mini obsession with repeating patterns. I’ve got a journal at home where I fill in a few lines for each day of the year over a 5 year period. I’m 4 years into it, and I’ve found that things such as moods, feelings, and even illnesses seem to occur…

  • Motihari Brigade’s super groovy new album “Algorithm & Blues”

    Motihari Brigade’s super groovy new album “Algorithm & Blues”

    The album’s cover art features red wine spilling from a shattered glass of elegant stemware, symbolizing the decadent party that is now winding down while a new generation seeks its place in a diminished world. Motihari Brigade

  • Sharl “City Lights”

    Sharl “City Lights”

    There are deep looks into the upsides and failures of relationships and dating, thoughtful and rebellious songs about societal problems experienced as a woman, as well as stories stemming from her experiences connected to her past record label deal, and many more.

  • To Hell With Tradition – Blurred

    To Hell With Tradition – Blurred

    “For as long as I can remember, there has been this universal force about certain music coming, for example, from the speakers of my parents‘ yellow, old BMW whenever we took a ride and listened to random mixtapes. A force that – if only for a moment, for the duration of a couple of bars…

  • KOLBAK- To The Teeth

    KOLBAK- To The Teeth

    The band explores the issues of communication, the importance and almost impossible desire of communication and smiling at the face of adversity in a playful, yet extremely touching and serious manner by exploring the persona of different characters.

  • Gillian Rae Perry “Gillgil”

    Gillian Rae Perry “Gillgil”

    The album, home to 10 songs and running for 40 minutes in total, became the vessel of self-understanding to the point of helping the artist feel like “I loved myself for the first time in my life”. And thus, the release is overall soft as a pile of pillows, but with heavy lyrics, particularly at…

  • Becca Starr “Speak No Evil”

    Becca Starr “Speak No Evil”

    “Overall, Speak No Evil is an exploration through the peaks and troughs of what makes me tick, makes me think and makes me suffer. It’s groovy for a reason, no matter how crazy the world gets, it’s still beautiful. It’s still groovy. And the same should be said for every human life. Accepting the beauty…

  • Fletcher, James – ” All We’re Meant To Do” Album

    Fletcher, James – ” All We’re Meant To Do” Album

    “The album has ended up as a snapshot of different moments in my life over the past 2 years. I record, produce and mix all of my own music so the album has been a big learning process and I’ve been obsessive about making it as close to my vision as I possibly can.” –…

  • The Disarmed – “What We Leave” Album

    The Disarmed – “What We Leave” Album

    “What we leave is an album about growth, self worth, effort and resilience. It tries to open the listener up to be mindful of their impact on the world and the people around them while also living a life that they can truly be proud of without worrying as much about what others think of…