
CHANDRA OPENS THEIR HEART IN FULL COLOUR
‘just with you’ by chandra - an friend of the blog - feels like flipping through old polaroids on a quiet sunday.
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‘just with you’ by chandra - an friend of the blog - feels like flipping through old polaroids on a quiet sunday.
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‘too easy’ by the big happy feels like cracking open a mixtape made by your wildest friend - loud, heartfelt, chaotic, and somehow exactly what you needed.
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portland band kallai return with a scorcher “the wave” crashes in with towering guitars, ethereal vocals and a rhythm section that never lets up.
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this banger from ari joshua doesn’t knock - it kicks the door in. it's a livewire session, borne from the sweaty jazz sessions, but delivering something with a strong soulful heart.
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this one struts in like sunshine with sunglasses on - full of sass, brass, and unapologetic sparkle. instant groove. instant mood lift.
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it's not often we come across that just sounds like it should be fucking massive, but alex cherney & the brothers nylon are it.
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this one rolls in like a disco ball on roller skates. all bounce, all sunshine, zero skips. boyan and falcxne team up for this nu-disco joyride.
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peter daniel is a new name in our mysterious musical postbag, and this one moves like a sunday morning with the windows open. warm light, loose rhythm, and something hopeful in the air.
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this banger from awe walk feels like walking through a glitchy dream. nothing lands quite where you'd expect, and that's what makes it magical.
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today’s mysterious musical postbox brought a proper beauty. today let’s celebrate lost lot and their big, driving banger of a tune.
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alex forte is a new name to us, and we're very very glad we're hearing it. his album morena is rich with warmth and self-belief.
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today's mysterious musical postbox is giving us groove. and not just any old groove. this one's got groove deep in its bones and gold dust in its corners.
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this one’s a little bit like stumbling into a stranger’s house party at 2am. some lad hands you a can of heinken, there's a broken disco ball in the kitchen, and this banger comes on the bluetooth…
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in the world of marc soucy, musical timelines bend and shift like sunlight. the out cats is the fifth chapter in his ANTARTICA: the live archives series - a lovely wee journey where soucy revisits…
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incredible new release from gianfranco GFN ❤️ jumping around is exactly what it says on the tin - a stunning, full-body instrumental joy burst that doesn’t wait around for permission.
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soft rock for a long summer drive🍦 a track made from sunlight and sideways glances, these are the times is social gravy’s poppiest cut yet - but that doesn’t mean it’s lost any of the heart.
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christian rock rarely feels this big-hearted. in his tribute to audio adrenaline’s classic big house, arizona’s thurane keeps the spirit alive while injecting a fresh sense of warmth and unity into…
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dark disco with lipstick smears and a killer strut there’s a big, poised swagger to gala - the kind that wouldn’t be out of place on the trainspotting soundtrack, and that’s a pretty big compliment.
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blood cocktail is a fast, fuzzed-out garage gem that crashes in, demands your attention, and ends before you’ve caught your breath. think cinematic urgency, crunchy guitars, and a chorus that hits.
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teenage chaos, scratchy riffs, feelings that spill out in ways we don't want. this is what 'lies all lies' delivers in under three minutes.
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✨ dream-pop / electro-pop / fleeting hearts “stranger” by brooklyn’s bildjan has such shimmering, amber-glow vibe that it feels like walking home in the 80s just after a conversation that changed…
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sometimes a debut just lands in our mysterious musical postbag with the quiet confidence of someone who knows exactly what they’re doing. sundialler’s pine is exactly that.
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benton crane doesn’t just write songs – he tells stories. 'forgotten souls' his upcoming single out june 3rd, is a beautifully haunting cut which is part indie, part blues and a lot good.
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indie pop from moscow with a twist of sun-drenched nostalgia moscow’s pompeya are back with awesome - a smooth, genre-blending five-track ep that feels like stumbling into a pool party hosted by twin…
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