Archive for July 2020

23-year-old south London artist Matt Maltese shares “hi,” the latest track taken from his upcoming EP, madhouse – due out on August 7th via Nettwerk. The new track follows the release of the EP’s lead single “queen bee” – which featured The Lemon Twigs’ Brian D’Addario on guitar and Sorry’s Asha Lorenz on vocals. “queen bee” received praise from Dork, DIY, The Line of Best Fit, …

Today, San Cisco announce their new album, Between You and Me, will be released on September 4, 2020.  It is the fourth album by the indie trio from Fremantle in Western Australia, town of sun-baked sandstone and sea breezes. It’s an album two years and at least one sadly remembered love affair in the making. Set to an upbeat indie-pop…

The Portland-based multi-instrumentalist, singer, and producer Mree achieves ataraxia between lush chords, warm tones, and breathy vocalizations. The upcoming EP Bloom skillfully taps into the frequency and vibe that the spirit and mind need right now – to connect, to be present, and when necessary, to let go (out August 14 via Nettwerk Records). “We’ve been witnessing a lot of tension in…

Wilmington, NC indie folk duo Beta Radio–Ben Mabry and Brent Holloman–artfully and carefully piece together songs with an architect’s attention to detail and a carpenter’s work ethic. This handcrafted assembly shines through on the band’s upcoming EP, Way of Love, out August 21st via Nettwerk. Their new song “It Doesn’t Really Feel Like Spring,” which…

Old Sea Brigade & Luke Sital-Singh share a new song called “Summertime Low” from their upcoming EP collaboration, All The Ways You Sing In The Dark, out August 28th via Nettwerk. Written in Los Angeles, “Summertime Low” distills the summer sunshine into a slow-burn with airy vocals and a chantable chorus. The song will be available at all digital retailers tomorrow, July 3rd.…

“In my career so far, I’ve found that my activism and will for change sit right beside my art – often inspiring it. I want to make a little space for deep conversation and make time to talk about the complexities and drives of change in this time we are living in.”  – JACK RIVER…

 “Proffitt makes marvelously moody music for those who remember how to feel dark-hearted, emosh soul-tronica.” – NOISEY “Steamy” – FADER “pushing the barriers of sound, to construct a musical triumph”- EARMILK “He has a new EP coming out which astutely combines the producer’s knack for thought-provoking electronic arrangements with live orchestration and guest musicians, making it Proffitt’s most…