“No Exit Wound” - True North
With their debut single “No Exit Wound”, True North don’t just drop a track, they offer a soulful revelation wrapped in a grooving, rock-infused soundscape. If you're into music that feels like it’s telling your story back to you—with depth, vulnerability, and some seriously slick production—this is one to press play on.
“Conquer all with Love” - Michellar
If you’ve ever wished someone would bottle up the emotional richness of a heartfelt 90s ballad and remix it for modern ears — your wish has just been granted. Michellar, a rising talent from San Francisco’s eclectic music scene, is about to drop her debut original single, and it’s a warm, deeply sincere love letter to staying the course through it all — together.
“You.Know.Want” - We Have Ghosts
We Have Ghosts aren’t here to make you comfortable. Their new single You.Know.Want is a blood-smeared post-punk therapy session — jagged, bitter, and beautifully raw. If you're still trying to get over that relationship, that lie, that version of yourself you pretended to be… this track's gonna crack your ribs open, crawl in, and scream along with you.
“Coven” - Mortez
Let’s talk about Mortez—a sonic fever dream born out of the glitz and grit of Los Angeles, but carrying the spirit of something far older, darker, and more mystical. The duo—Brett Daniels and Rachele Royale—aren’t just making music. They’re casting spells. Their debut original single “Coven,” released May 11th, 2025, feels less like a song and more like an incantation whispered through velvet curtains in some velvet-draped gothic hideaway. It’s dramatic. It’s orchestral. And most of all, it’s real.Let’s talk about Mortez—a sonic fever dream born out of the glitz and grit of Los Angeles, but carrying the spirit of something far older, darker, and more mystical. The duo—Brett Daniels and Rachele Royale—aren’t just making music. They’re casting spells. Their debut original single “Coven,” released May 11th, 2025, feels less like a song and more like an incantation whispered through velvet curtains in some velvet-draped gothic hideaway. It’s dramatic. It’s orchestral. And most of all, it’s real.
“Walls” - /somnolence./
From the underground caverns of Budapest’s shadowed soul emerges a project cloaked in mystique, metaphor, and sheer emotional gravity. This isn’t your average “band drops a debut single” situation — "Walls" by /somnolence./ is a full-blown spiritual experience dressed as a song. Or maybe it’s the other way around. Either way, you won’t walk away from this one untouched.
“Cruise” - Golden Alliance
Golden Alliance might be new to the scene, but with the release of “Cruise”, they've slammed the pedal to the metal and set their course straight for rock 'n' roll nostalgia. Released April 16th, 2025, this debut rock track doesn’t just play — it rides. And the ride it takes you on? Straight down the sun-drenched, ghost-haunted ribbon of American legend: Route 66.
“Drunk and Rude” - Stressed Chip
If you’ve ever woken up after a heavy night wondering how you ended up face down on your mate’s kitchen floor with glitter on your face and one shoe missing, “Drunk and Rude” might just be your new sonic soulmate. This debut EP from Stressed Chip doesn’t ease you in—it throws you headfirst into a technicolour fuzz of feedback, sarcasm, and raw emotion, all wrapped up in a distinctly British alt-rock bow.
“Blurry Face” - Ari Joshua Ft. John Medeski & Billy Martin
Jazz-heads, groove freaks, and experimental music lovers, take note: Ari Joshua just dropped an improvised gem that captures pure musical telepathy. Dropped on April 25th, 2025 via Music Factory Records, “Blurry Face” is raw, unrehearsed, and completely alive—featuring none other than John Medeski (organ/clavinet) and Billy Martin (drums), two-thirds of the iconic Medeski Martin & Wood.
“Cool Story, Bro” - Lauren Ash
Lauren Ash just dropped a nostalgic pop-punk breakup anthem with bite, sarcasm, and surprise celebrity cameos.
Released on April 18, 2025, “Cool Story, Bro” is not just a song — it’s a deep dive into Lauren’s teenage past, complete with N64 nostalgia, sarcastic burn-book energy, and a surprise cast of familiar faces from her Superstore days.
“Damaging Control” - Sour Blood
Polish alt-rockers Sour Blood are back with a brand new single that hits like a well-aimed brick through the glass of your emotional defenses. “Damaging Control” doesn’t just tug at your inner turmoil—it twists it, shakes it, and then shoves it onto the dance floor with a wink. It’s part therapy session, part rock meltdown, and all heart.
“Sundown Town” - Ken Woods and The Old Blue Gang
If "Ride the Rails" was a warning shot, then “Sundown Town” is the full cannon blast. With this second single from the upcoming concept album Silent Spike, Ken Woods and the Old Blue Gang double down on everything that makes their sound so compelling—face-melting riffs, swampy groove, cinematic storytelling—and aim it squarely at one of the darkest corners of American history.
“Charlie Backwards” - Marc Soucy
If you've ever wondered what it would sound like if Vince Guaraldi did a jam session with Emerson, Lake & Palmer in a stone cellar somewhere in 1983—Marc Soucy’s new single “Charlie Backwards” might just be your answer.
Coming out of Boston with his powerhouse trio—Jeff Carano on bass and Ray Lavigne on drums—Marc isn’t just giving us a song here. He’s uncorking a bottle of creative lightning from over 40 years ago, letting it loose, raw and unfiltered, and it absolutely rips.