On 'Rebirth,' Portuguese singer-songwriter Sofia Hoffmann is able to seamlessly combine music from different corners of the world.
Today we're excited to be premiering the latest single from the incredibly talented and rising pop artist, L E A. “FTS (Sick of This)” is an infectious, anthemic new single that you can't help but sing along to.
Check out our sit down with pure xtc, a rising independent artist, as we talk to her about her new EP 'shed my skin,' starting as a drummer, becoming a solo artist, playing The Dinah Shore, and much more.
Check out our sit down with Amber Ryann, a rising independent artist, as we talk to her about her new album 'Even When It Falls Apart,' Underrated Artist Season, artist independence, and much more.
On 'Forever Melodies,' French duo Kids Return is able to successfully tap into melancholic memories without overdoing it.
On ‘What Do Whales Dream About at Night?’ Jessie Kilguss has delivered an engaging, sophisticated pop album.
Brookly artist Nisa is able to spice up the songs on 'Exaggerate' with some intriguing left-field pop elements.
With ‘Yellowthroat’, Fred Abong has delivered a very intriguing collection of left-field music that begs to be heard.
On 'Wayfinder,' Mohamed Assani is able to show what a successful combination of Indian/Pakistani classical and modern music should sound like.
On 'Ghosts Revisited' Beo String Quartet add a twist to their modern classical/prog rock combination.
Melbourne's Chained Lizard show with their latest single, "ELECTRIC VIBES", that pop doesn't have to rely solely on simple formulas.
While 'Fixed Memory', Glenn Echo doesn't necessarily break any new ground in the alt-folk realm, it easily matches the quality of some of the highest regarded acts in the genre.
With an album title like 'Cinematica,' Globus promise wide-screen musical images, and that is exactly what they deliver.
With "Whap Clatter," hip-hop artist Eclipseye presents a strong statement against the wair in Ukraine.
On 'Break Free!' Erik & The Worldy Savages cover a gamut of world music, fusing it with other current sounds.
Check out our sit down with Layto, a rising artist, as we talk to him about his latest project 'Arrived,' making it out of a small town, bending genres, and much more.
Started by Chuck Shepherd in 1988, the News of the Weird column became a touchstone for a lot of people growing up. But who was the man behind it? And was that even his real name?
On the aptly titled 'Ocean Letters,' Danish singer-songwriter Hannah Schneider is able to skip across genres like an ocean breeze.
ALNILAM'S "Under the Sun" is like the best kind of dreams - you want to go back under its spell as soon as it's over.
With 'Love of the Tiger' guitarist/vocalist Dida Pelled shows what crossover jazz should really sound like.
On 'Groovy Avocado Disco,' Unfortunately Steven is able to present a thoughtful concept exploring mental health through some strong music.
Head Fake's Michael Baker delivers a very promising solo EP with 'Hasten Mercy' that showcases all his musical talents.
On 'Aftertouch,' Absolutely Free successfully combine experimentation with straightforward melody.
Following the release of their critically-acclaimed LP, 'Jubilee', more people have gotten to know the multi-talented Japanese Breakfast. Whether it’s through song and dance or pen and paper, you’ll definitely be seeing more from this rising star.