Posts by Jason

Multi-hyphenate experimental musician Roger Sellers, aka Bayonne, drops new single and heartfelt compilation video for “Words” off his upcoming studio album, Temporary Time, releasing via Nettwerk on May 26th. He also announces a forthcoming North American headlining tour. Bayonne describes the new single, “In many ways, Words is a pinnacle of the record to me. I mean this in…

Derek VanScoten’s project Cloudchord shows no signs of slowing down. His glimmering new single “Keep On Movin,” out today, is an impressive collaboration with Big Gigantic. The track is a sonic burst of illuminated energy showcasing the duo’s ability to combine trippy oscillating guitar melodies with Dominic Lalli of Big Gigantic’s trademark saxophone stylings. “Keep On Movin” is the final…

Bristol based duo Bad Sounds share their infectious new single “Heart Attacks” featuring award-winning songwriter Jake Isaac. Playful and uplifting, the band’s new offering highlights their signature falsetto, complemented with the contrast of Jake Isaacs deeper tone. Listen to the new track HERE Hot on the heels of their Valentine’s Day offering “Hard MF 2 Luv,” Bad Sounds are making 2023 very much…

Australian-born and Los Angeles-based artist, Portair, shares his new EP, Learning How To Die. The record features buzzy New York artist Vérité, Grammy-nominated, platinum-selling songwriter, artist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist WYNNE, and Los Angeles singer-songwriter Emily James. Written and recorded in the desert, the landscape helped shape the record that faces some of life’s biggest questions. He explains, “I went to Joshua Tree National Park,…

Nashville-based singer-songwriter-producer Mokita (aka John-Luke Carter) arrives with his new single “Who’s Gonna Love Me Now?” and its accompanying music video directed by Zack Pigg (Nightly, Stand Atlantic). The title-track single is lifted off his forthcoming EP Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? out this spring via Nettwerk. Shifting through genres with each release, Mokita dives back into the realm of dance-y, electronic vibes with “Who’s Gonna Love Me Now?”…

Today, vocalist, songwriter and producer Miya Folick confirms new North American tour dates with The Head and the Heart and Father John Misty in addition to a run of European dates with Dermot Kennedy. The new dates follow a previously confirmed run of shows with Aly & AJ on their North American spring tour—see full routing below and get tickets here. Folick’s new album, Roach, is…

Today, breakout alt-pop artist young friend proudly shares his latest effort, the five-song EP scaredy cat. The dynamic release sees songwriter Drew Tarves take a reflective tone with his most vulnerable songwriting to date. Writing anthems for today’s generation, Tarves opens up about relationships in the digital age, the troubles of breaking up, and the insecurities that come with growing…

Today, Nettwerk shares three lofi releases from a diverse and prolific community of artists, ranging in location from the Pacific Coast to western Europe. Each project comes with a distinct narrative, touching on topics such as articulating moods, community and a long day of travel. Aesthetic Sounds shares their second album Mood Boards (download cover art HERE) following up their…

New Zealand group Terrible Sons, feat. husband-and-wife Lauren and Matt Barus, announce their anticipated debut album The Raft Is Not The Shore out April 28th via Nettwerk. The record was recorded in their home studio, with producer Tom Healy (Tiny Ruins, Marlon Williams, Nadia Reid) featuring a host of exceptional Ōtautahi musicians: Jo Barus, Joe McCallum, Cam Pearce, Chris Wethey. Pre-order…

Today, New Zealand’s acclaimed pop duo Foley, Ash Wallace and Gabe Everett, release the first part of their debut album titled Crowd Pleaser, Pt. 1 via Nettwerk. The pair also releases energetic new single and video, “Coffee,” featuring fellow indie-pop powerhouse Tim Atlas. Foley describes “Coffee,” “This song is a frenzy of thoughts and total chaos. We really wanted to capture…