Posts by Emma Orland

Western Australian folk duo Salt Tree are excited to release their new EP, Swell. Alongside the six-track record, today Salt Tree also kickstart their Australian headline show, playing shows in capital cities and regional towns across the country before they take their new record across Europe and the UK.  With a shared love of the ocean, mountains, forests, and…

Earlier this year, renowned artist, composer, and mastering engineer Taylor Deupree shared an all-acoustic rework of his 1998 album Stil. Titled Sti.ll, the ambitious project received critical acclaim from Pitchfork, The Wire, TapeOp, and others.  Now, the ambient pioneer returns, announcing a new EP, Ash, that completes a trilogy series started last year with releases Eev and Aer. Deupree defines the conceptual bent across the…

Emerging artist philine has released her latest single, “getting used to,”. This heartfelt track is the final teaser before the release of her highly anticipated EP, the side-effects of living in a fantasy, which will be available on November 8, 2024. “getting used to” takes listeners on an intimate journey through the early stages of…

Vancouver-based alternative singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jon Bryant releases his latest single “Visiting Hours,” a sobering reminder of how important it is to make every moment count. Listen HERE. “For many years, I would go visit my grandfather in Toronto, while saying goodbye I would think to myself, ‘I probably have just a few weeks left with him.’…

Today, Canadian Indigenous singer-songwriter Carsen Gray is proud to announce her new gospel album Praise Sah’Laana, sung in her native Haida language. Carsen hopes to introduce listeners to the culture of the Haida people who have lived on the island of Haida Gwai off the coast of British Columbia for centuries. She hopes to continue in the traditions…

Australian indie folk groundbreakers The Paper Kites are preparing to return to the U.S. for Austin City Limits and their previously announced support tour with Stephen Sanchez. Now, the band has announced a special, one-night-only event at New York City’s Le Poisson Rouge on October 21, where, for the first time ever, they will perform the songs that comprise Evergreen from front to back.…

Indie-folk singer-songwriter Harrison Storm explores the fleeting connections made while traveling the world on “Temporary Friend.” Listen HERE. “’Temporary Friend’ is about the intense and interesting things you learn about someone’s story, the deep conversations into the early hours of the morning and the vulnerability that can be revealed from those encounters,” explains Harrison.  Harrison is set to embark…

Today, New York-based singer, songwriter, and producer Elliot Moss teams up with award-winning Chilean avant-pop artist Rubio to share an imaginative reworking of “Lazy,” from his February 2024 album How I Fell. Both artists are known for their ghostly vocal cadence, and together they deliver an intoxicating blend on this moody synth-pop epic. Listen to…

After announcing his new EP My Everything with the hard-hitting progressive jazz cut “Zodiac,” Award-winning singer, songwriter, musician, and producer Braxton Cook shares the vibey, R&B-leaning single “Weekend” featuring Swiss soul singer NNAVY. Braxton is no stranger to collaborations, working with friends like Butcher Brown, Kiefer, Mac Ayers, Marquis Hill, and more, so when he met NNAVY in Milan on tour, he knew she…

Politically charged and brimming with scorn, East London’s Boy Bleach has announced the release of their new EP The Beautiful Blue (out 22nd November)  with the thumping new single ‘Blood Honey’, out now on Nettwerk (listen here). To mark the release of the EP the band will return to London on the 21st November for…