Tony Frissore’s new single “Four Walls” is a quiet, reflective piece that trades spectacle for mood and honesty. Built during a year of constant movement, it captures the emotional stillness that often hides behind life on the road. This was the last of seven tracks Frissore completed while traveling in 2025, and it feels intentionally …
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Arcas and the Bear’s new single “Seven Twelve” signals a clear and deliberate shift in direction. Known for ambient and meditative soundscapes, the Milton Keynes–based project steps into more structured, forward-moving territory with its first non-ambient release since the 2024 album Stage 1: Complete. The result is not a rejection of what came before, but …
Martin Lloyd Howard’s new single “Selene” is a quiet, carefully shaped piece of music that speaks through tone, space, and restraint rather than volume or spectacle. Written for solo classical guitar in G minor, it stands apart not only because of its uncommon key for the instrument, but because of its intent. This is music …
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Monophonic Underground’s debut EP “Do or DIY” is not built for easy consumption. It is designed to be entered, explored, and slowly understood. Drawing from ambient, IDM, and experimental electronic traditions, the project offers a stark, immersive experience that challenges how electronic music is usually framed. Rather than chasing immediacy or club-ready impact, it leans …
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Anthony Rausku’s “Another World” is not just a new single. It is a bridge between past and present, built from songs first written in the 1990s and reshaped with the clarity of experience. Originally created during his time with the band Kamikaze Pilots, these tracks have been revisited, refined, and released with a sense of …
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Fiona Amaka’s new single “Desert Flower” arrives with a lightness that feels earned rather than forced. It is upbeat, chirpy, and genuinely happy, a rare combination in indie pop that often leans on irony. From the first bars, the song makes its intention clear. This is a celebration of joy, movement, and connection, and it …
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With “Hellya,” LESS delivers her most uncompromising statement yet. This is not a song designed to soothe or explain itself. It is an outburst. A release. A moment where frustration, desire, and creative urgency collide and refuse to be quiet. In doing so, LESS draws a clear line between where she has been and where …
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With “15 Minutes of Fame,” AC Scott continues a striking late-life artistic rise, delivering a song that is as measured as it is emotionally direct. Released on October 10 via Right Track and Universal Distribution, the single moves away from the intimate inward gaze of her debut “Sometimes” and instead looks outward, questioning a culture …
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With “War Against Reality,” K6R6NZ6N deliver a track that feels less like a song and more like a confrontation. This is not music designed to soothe, decorate, or fade into the background. It is an interruption, deliberate and hostile, aimed directly at the listener’s sense of comfort and expectation. Operating at the crossroads of witch …
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With “The World Inside,” The Iddy Biddies deliver a single that feels less like a standalone release and more like an open door into their inner universe. Drawn from their sophomore album of the same name, the track captures the core of what this Berklee-rooted collective does best: turning private thoughts into shared emotional ground. …
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