Archive for July 2018

Canadian singer-songwriter Joshua Hyslop announces headlining European shows starting September 15th, followed by a long run of US tour dates, supporting two different Nettwerk label-mates. The first run will be with Canadian indie darlings Great Lake Swimmers and the second set of dates is support for UK folk singer Graeme James. The Fall dates are to support his latest album Echos…

“a soft-rock gem you’d swear came out of Southern California in the mid-’70s.” – Magnet Magazine “a ‘70s-inspired soft rock jam à la Jim James. It’s got that unmistakable west coast groove with a something a little more insidious simmering beneath the surface…” — COLLiDE Jon Bryant explores the meaning of “Paradise” with his enthralling…

“…a breezy summer jam with just a hint of nostalgia.” – John Schaefer, WNYC Savoir Adore has just released a new song for your summer playlist: indie anthem “When The Summer Ends,” out now.  The song combines a disco bounce with an infectious melody, filtered through a chill summer lens… the perfect soundtrack for a pool…

Indie-folk singer-songwriter Austin Basham is excited to finally share the video for his unreleased track, “Elephants,” which premiered earlier this week via The Big Takeover. The song is featured on his upcoming debut full-length album, You And Me For Now, out July 27th. Austin funded, conceptualized, starred, and edited the video himself, with only the help of some talented friends. WATCH…

Troubadour songwriter and music producer William Fitzsimmons’ latest record Mission Bell is a chronicling of the tumultuous last year of his life, particularly of the separation from his second wife. An initial version of the album was originally recorded in Fitzsimmons’ home studio in the summer of 2017 but was subsequently abandoned during the course…

LA trio WILD have released their new track, “Summer,” just in time for long weekends and lazy beach days.  The song premiered earlier this week via Atwood Magazine. The band is set to play the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles tonight.  Listen to (and share) “Summer” now:    

  Today, indie-folk outfit The Paper Kites announce On the Corner Where You Live (out September 21 via Nettwerk Records), the Australian band’s melancholic, mid-tempo companion to the recently released album, On the Train Ride Home. Give them your tired, your lonely, your lovesick, your unsure, The Paper Kites have a song for each of…

Sense is the musical brainchild of three French engineering students – Matthieu, Paul and Marius. On October 19, Sense will release their Nettwerk debut EP Taste, a musical project where each song describes one of the 5 well-known tastes – bitter, sour, sweet, salty and umami. Last month, the band shared “There Goes My Heart…

Nettwerk Records is excited to announce the signing of award-winning band, the John Butler Trio. Centered around John Butler’s virtuoso guitar stylings and powerful, progressive lyricism, the band draws upon a remarkable variety of musical genres, spanning folk, blues, funk, classic rock ‘n’ roll, and beyond. The John Butler Trio made their U.S. debut with…

  Norway’s Mr Little Jeans (Monica Birkenes) returns today with her highly anticipated new track, “Forgetter,” premiering on The Line of Best Fit. With glitchy textures and a slow-building bass line, sonically “Forgetter” is dripping in a noir aesthetics, but like a stunning juxtaposition, has been layered with lyrics that bring a sense of hope…