
Intersection - Michellar
san francisco-based michellar takes a lovely step into new terrain on intersection, her first dip into americana folk.
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san francisco-based michellar takes a lovely step into new terrain on intersection, her first dip into americana folk.
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💃 high - octane funk, old - school swagger, and the sharpest shirt collar in toronto after a long hiatus, toronto - based pop - funk shapeshifter siggimusic crashes back through the door with doit!,…
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canadian singer - songwriter dylan forshner taps into the quiet chaos of adulthood on hopeless optimism. a diy debut that’s full of heart, fragility and unafraid to sit with uncomfortable feelings.
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melancholy synth-pop that aches in all the right places if you’ve ever felt the weight of being everything for everyone - nieri gets it.
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there’s a moment in “fEast” where light, shadow, and motion all sort of melt into each other. not in a blur, but a careful reveal.
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genevieve sovereign finds interstellar clarity on ‘saturn in chinos’ cinematic electro-pop meets introspective ritual in this deeply personal centrepiece to the starseeds wanted odyssey…
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born in a cold scottish factory town but raised on american heartbreak, patrick hynes is a contradiction that just works.
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excited to feature another newer artist in today's song of the day. the first chords of this and i'm transported to a drizzly november evening in manchester.
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straight out of canada, this was a lovely little surprise in our mysterious post bag.
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some bands just feel like a gang. 3rd deck are one of those. after forming in 2021, they’ve been writing, recording and keeping it diy. most of the best bands do, don't they?
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🩷 hopeless romance, bedroom pop ache, and the soft chaos of overthinking if you’ve ever built someone up in your head only to watch them crumble in reality, sara neryse’s “mine in my mind” might hit…
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newbury’s own ava valianti returns with distant – a glowing indie-pop gem soaked in a sadness of growing apart.
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frum’s new album whirlpool is one of those rare records that feels like it’s always existed. i dunno if i've dreamt about some of this beauty before, and are only just remembering.
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this lands like a handwritten letter passed through generations. wrapped in soft piano it’s a track built on breaking cycles — the kind that shape us.
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richard tyler epperson’s new record ‘fragmented night’ is a comfort blanket for those weird, late-evening moments when you’re not quite reaaallly sad, but you’re definitely feeling something.
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it’s full throttle early 2000s emo, cracked through a modern filter and hurled back at us with a grin.
read the review →gemma cullingford returns with “the island” — a slow-motion shimmer of sun-faded drums, layered vocals, and balearic calm.
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shab’s ‘dirty' lands in our mysterious musical postbox with a bang. it's a full-on firework show of dancefloor heat and a bunch of cool remixes.
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wow, this is great. delta of venus land somewhere between dream pop haze and shoegaze shimmer on their second single “intertwined” more importantly, they also land somewhere between 'amazing' and…
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There’s a certain magic to songs that feel sculpted by hand, and Unarmed and Naked by Ana April is just that — delicately shaped from something really raw. its music with earth under its nails.
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the Nourallah Brothers feels a bit like finding a old indie mixtape in the glovebox. reminding u of honest, moving times. “We Listened To The Radio” is indie-pop.
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sir-vere return with a squelchy, grin-inducing banger in ‘adore’—an indie-electro thumper made for those weird, ecstatic moments when the dancefloor gets blurry and the lights kinda start to melt.
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if you’ve ever sat at the bottom of a pint glass thinking about all the things you should have said, centrifuge have written your soundtrack.
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There’s something instantly cinematic about this one from Swedish newcomer Matilda.
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