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Pressed on white-colored vinyl, Tate McRae's One Day marks the genesis of her emergence as a leading figure in contemporary pop music. This collection of 9 tracks encapsulates the core aspects of Tate’s distinctive songwriting and vocal artistry.
The new project follows an intense period of transformation for Campbell, who was forced to cancel all touring commitments due to COVID restrictions and subsequently came down with a severe bout of writer's block.
Led by husband-and-wife duo n Jean-Philip Grobler and Patti Beranek, the group retreat from a fractured world on fire and into the glow of a rapturous synth-spiked electro-pop catharsis-akin to a dance party at the edge of existence.
Alternative rock foursome Grizfolk release their third studio album.. It includes a fan favorite from the band's live set, "The Ripple." Billboard describes the band's sound as "a little country, a Little Rock and a lot catchy."
Roach is Miya Folick's clearest and most direct work yet. With ear-worm melodies, heart-wrenching poetry, eclectic production and anchored by Folick's once-in-a-lifetime voice, Roach straddles a line between pop and something more experimental.
Canadian outfit Wild Rivers immerse their folk-pop originals into the warm musical styles of the artists that influenced them. With their EP 'Eighty-Eight', the four-piece band blends exquisite harmonies, and beautiful songwriting.
There is no Neil Frances. OK, sort of. Neil Frances is not a solo artist, it's the name of a duo comprised of Sydney-born Jordan Feller and Southern California native Marc Gilfry.
Harmless is a colorful mix of emotions woven seamlessly with bright electronic synths, smooth vocals, and the occasional playful saxophone. Bedroom recording to the max
Down and Out's creative strength is partially evident through its sheer volume. More significantly, however, it's how Geographer writes music that evokes emotional delight without clinging to just one compositional approach or chasing expectations.
A portrait of their early post-college years, Sidelines is where Wild Rivers poured their collective impressions about merging into their mid-20s - a strange, liminal age where it's easy to romanticize childhood.
