Posts by Joseph Lo

  This weekend, Guster leaked two new tracks – “Don’t Go” and “Hard Times” – to 5000+ attendees at their second annual Guster On The Ocean festival in Portland, ME. Their first new music since 2015’s critically beloved LP Evermotion, the tracks are an exciting taste of what’s to come from an upcoming studio album…

Nettwerk is excited to announce the signing of Indie-Pop/Singer-Songwriter duo The Woodlands to its worldwide label roster. Hailing from the mountains of Idaho, husband and wife duo Samuel and Hannah Robertson, have amassed over 20 million streams worldwide to date and are heralded for crafting lush moody songs of melancholy and mirth. Their forthcoming new album Parallels Vol. III will release on September…

“A truly special band.” – The Line of Best Fit “Channeling The Beach soundtrack via 80s synth pop and the dark, modern sexiness of The Knife.” – NOISEY “Vök are Iceland’s most exciting new electronic group.” – NOTION Icelandic electronic dream-pop band Vök return with the brand new single “Autopilot,” their first new material since 2017’s acclaimed debut album Figure. Produced by James Earp (Nina Nesbitt,…

  “Butler is a road warrior. Battle-hardened, but enlightened from decades on the go. It’s this unusual ride which gave life to the new project…On it, Butler explores new channels of sound. The LP represents a “genuine creative leap,” with flourishes of electronic and hip-hop production and another dive into his deep well of folk…

  Music often invites us elsewhere. The lyrics and instrumentation prop open the door to an unseen realm that gives shape to emotions in the form of notes, vibrations, and echoes. Offset by two extremes, Roses & Revolutions unlock such a place. Robust synths, airy guitars, and thick percussion reverberate beneath frontwoman Alyssa Coco’s wonderfully wild croon as lyrics dance between flights…

  “Australia’s most exciting pop singer” – Billboard Magazine “All the awkwardness and annoyances of suburban teenage life find their way into the songs of Grace Shaw, a 19-year-old Australian who calls herself Mallrat. She worries, and doesn’t worry, about fitting in or being liked; she mocks the comforts of sterile surroundings. Her songs turn mild rap cadences into…

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…