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Mila DeGray-Masculine Charm Fans of Clairo’s new record will love Mila DeGray’s new single Masculine Charm. The new single from the singer-songwriter, who recently made an appearance in the music video for Charli XCX and Billie Eilish’s “Guess” remix. Mila’s vocals demonstrate an exposed vulnerability as she sings about a lover who may not be Read more

Jake Marshall-bad singer Jake Marshall’s new single might be a contender for song of the summer. The sad boy singer songwriter gives a light, yet evocative new single with a summertime folk pop feel. Jake sings about a partner who always told him that he wasn’t a good singer, and how he would hide parts Read more

One Man Frog Band-I’m Fine, Okay Fan of Mac Demarco and Men I Trust will love One Man Frog Band’s new single, I’m Fine Okay. The debut single from the singer and producer William Popp, his rich, croaking (no pun intended) baritone matches with the soft synth organs well. His lyrics are bittersweet and wallowing, Read more

Liang Lawrence-backseat Fans of beebadoobee and Clairo will love Liang Lawrence’s new single, backseat. The third track off her new EP, the track is reflective and calm, with the rich, Tame Impala esque bass line and soft synth pads being real highlights musically. Liang’s lyrics are evocative and emotional, touching on growing up and looking Read more

Bryant Barnes-I’d Rather Pretend Bryant Barnes’ new single, I’d Rather Pretend, is a gorgeous slice of melancholic R&B balladry that feels refreshing today. This new track, off the Texas born singer and pianist’s new EP “VANITY”, demonstrates the musicianship that has earned the singer praise from artists like Trippie Redd and Kodak Black. Bryant’s haunting Read more

Dono Dono-Wide Eyed Dono Dono, a favorite of ours at indie underrated, has really outdone himself with his new single, Wide Eyed. The synth wave iconoclast’s effortless tenor glides against a woozy beat featuring multi-layered percussion, echoed textures and soft synth brass. Near the second half of the song, the track opens up to a Read more