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Indie Underrated – Fison, Rachel Gelman, Memoryy
I love the indie pop Laurel canyon rock essence of Daughter Of A Good Man, the new single from Fison. The ghosts of indie rocks turn of the decade emergence pop up impressively on this conjured gem. We hear evidence of Phoebe Bridges or Clairo in a way that we haven’t heard in months. We’re… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Iona Luke, dramaclub, Slowe
We’ve scoured the interwebs for the best emerging artists and indie bands in the world! Here are the songs that were recently added to our Indie Underrated Playlist! Iona Luke – Existential dramaclub – love in the darkness Slowe – Temporary (You’ll Be Gone) Read more
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Music Video Finds – Luke Armstrong, JULITH, Paycheque, Love And The Weather, Britney Freud
We’re constantly looking for interesting new music video that embrace the timeless effect of this bygone aesthetic. Here are our favorite recent picks! Luke Armstrong – 2000 JULITH – Monsters Out Of Men Paycheque – Generic Actress Love And The Weather – Sickie Britney Freud – Feelings For Violence Read more
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Music Video Finds – Presley Regier, The Crawling Eye, The Essence of the Universe, Stephen Becker
We’re constantly looking for interesting new music video that embrace the timeless effect of this bygone aesthetic. Here are our favorite recent picks! Presley Regier – Buy Me A Car The Crawling Eye – In My Head The Essence of the Universe – Ave Maria Stephen Becker – Careless Read more
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Indie Underrated – Melania Herrara, The Zangwills, New Constellations, Trails and Ways
Melanie Herrera is a New York City-based singer, songwriter, and performer whose work blends emotional precision with a deep love of storytelling, a style she playfully refers to as “storybook-pop.” Her songs are both personal and cinematic, layered with character, detail, and emotional depth. Her new single Whatever’s Left channels a complicated busy reality that… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Test Patterns, Levittown Americans, The Moss, Andie Brielle
You’ve got to dig your teeth into Vulture, the new single from Test Patterns. A crazy catchy cadence jives beneath relentless claps that collide with textured synths. The rhythm alters and cuts intriguingly as the catchy vocal threatens to break into fits of melodica. Stylistically they find the middle ground between Outkast, The Gorillaz, and… Read more
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