“Potholes” - Moss Henry
If you’ve ever been on the road long enough to feel both free and completely wrecked at the same time, Moss Henry’s new single “Potholes” is going to hit you right in the chest. This is a road song, sure—but it’s also a love song, a homesick prayer, and a wry bit of storytelling wrapped up in under four minutes.
“Offerings: Guitar Meditations” - Clarelynn Rose
There’s a certain kind of record that doesn’t just play in the background—it changes the background. It shifts the air in the room, slows your breathing, and makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a softer world. Clarelynn Rose’s Offerings: Guitar Meditations is exactly that kind of record. Released on August 8, 2015, it’s a collection of deeply intimate, acoustic guitar pieces designed to be more than music—they’re invitations to stillness.
“Soul - Remix” - David English
David English’s “Soul – Remix” isn’t just a reworking of a song—it’s a personal evolution set to music.
This is a track born from quiet struggle, rewritten and reshaped over time—emotionally, spiritually, and musically. It started with just two lines and a melody, which is kind of beautiful when you think about it. No blueprint. No master plan. Just a seed. That seed grew into something that wrestles with some of life’s biggest, messiest questions: Why are we here? Why does life feel so heavy sometimes? Where is meaning hiding in all of this?
“I Don't Miss That Woman” - Wattmore
Let’s be honest — the world doesn’t need another sad breakup song. But what it does need is a breakup song that doesn’t wallow, doesn’t sugarcoat, and doesn’t pretend like we haven’t all fantasized about driving off into the sunset with a middle finger in the rearview mirror. And on that front, Brisbane’s favorite brotherly duo Wattmore delivers hard.
“Forever Is Mine” - MAHUNA
Every now and then, an album drops that feels less like a collection of songs and more like someone handing you their personal journal, page by page, track by track. Forever Is Mine, the new full-length debut from Belfast-born, Berlin-based songwriter Mahuna, is exactly that.
“Mansplain” - Dryadic
Let’s be honest — we’ve all been there. That moment after a show, gig, or even a casual conversation when an over-earnest man leans in with that very specific brand of confidence — the kind that comes with zero self-awareness and just enough IPA to lubricate an unsolicited opinion. Well, Dryadic’s newest single “Mansplain” captures that moment perfectly — and then sets it on fire, dances on the ashes, and turns the whole thing into a queer folk anthem you’ll be screaming along to by the second chorus.
Exclusive Interview: Heron
Heron has returned, and he's not pulling any punches. The UK-based singer-songwriter and producer's new single, Dead To It, feels like a quiet emotional gut punch wrapped in a sonic dreamscape. Known for his fiercely DIY ethos and genre-fluid artistry, Heron once again proves he doesn't need a team of producers or a shiny studio to create something that sounds both intimate and cinematic.
We spoke to Heron about his journey so far.
“Stay On The Road” - Towse
Every once in a while, a song lands in your lap that feels like a time capsule, a diary entry, and a summer road trip all at once. Towse’s latest single, Stay On The Road, is exactly that—a foot-stomping, heart-thumping folk-pop gem that bursts with nostalgia, wanderlust, and a whole lot of love. If you’ve ever been in a relationship that was chaotic, spontaneous, beautifully imperfect, and somehow exactly what you needed, this song will hit home.
“Life’s Little Tragedies” - Natasha
Every now and then, a song comes along that feels less like a product and more like a warm conversation with a friend. Natasha’s new single, “Life’s Little Tragedies” — dropped on May 29th, 2025 — is exactly that kind of tune. A bittersweet blend of folk, jazz, and cozy acoustic pop, the track captures the ache of heartbreak with a raised eyebrow and a smirk. You’re going to feel this one in your chest — and you might even laugh while you do.
Couple(t)s - Couldn't Be Happiers
There’s something instantly charming — and deceptively complex — about Couple(t)s, the sophomore album by North Carolina folk-rock duo Couldn’t Be Happiers. On first listen, it’s easy to get swept up in the earworm harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and the sheer likability of the married couple at the heart of it all: Jodi Hildebran Lee and Jordan Crosby Lee. But spend a little more time with this 12-track record, and you’ll find a rich, poetic tapestry that digs deep into protest, folklore, and love — the three pillars that hold this project up.
“Creatures” - Ben Heyworth
With the new EP Creatures, Ben Heyworth steps out under his own name for the first time in years, swapping out the electronic dreamscapes of This Morning Call for something more stripped back, human, and soul-soaked. And while the tech may have changed and the tempos slowed, the essential Ben-ness remains: lush harmonies, poetic lyrics, warm vocals, and melodies that melt you in under thirty seconds.
Exclusive Interview: Mitch Dubin
Mitch Dubin’s “Whole Damn Heart” isn’t just a song. It’s a lived-in, emotionally raw, brutally honest life story pressed to record — an open wound dressed in melody, stitched together with memory, family, and redemption.
We Spoke to Mitch about his journey so far.