
SZNS Say Women Don’t Have to “Behave”
SZNS are a rising Los Angeles women-fronted pop quartet with a new electropop banger celebrating female empowerment.
SZNS are a rising Los Angeles women-fronted pop quartet with a new electropop banger celebrating female empowerment.
Dutch indietronica duo ISLE share their latest single, "Lone Wolf", a dreamy orchestral pop number.
London neo-soul artist Kianja follows an upbeat single with more introspection on the deeply affecting "In a Different Light".
Brooklyn folkie Ana Egge collaborated with Dick Connette and Stewart Lerman on "This Time", which was directly inspired by the murder of George Floyd.
Romanian duo Moonlight Breakfast blend synthpop and disco into a highly addictive funky confection on "STOP".
Canada's POESY (aka Sarah Botelho) possesses a big voice that can truly sell a song.
Alabama Slim's "Rock Me Baby" is music that stays mostly still, allowing the world to move around it and reveal its fullest heart and soul only when the listener becomes one with the music's masterful simplicity and quiet elegance.
Without a holiday season full of good cheer in the year of the pandemic, Heather Maloney takes the right approach by making a festive EP and lyric video that will still deliver an emotional resonance.
Signed to Nettwerk Records after she took her musical pursuits to LA, Boston's Rosie Darling debuts as a singer-songwriter who brings a soothing voice and peace of mind to these turbulent times.
Moira Smiley and VOCO's "The Call" urges to stay strong in our shared humanity against the screaming voices of division. It's a plea for oneness as the US exercises its essential identity as a democracy on 3 November.