“The Thief of Leaving” - McVeigh
From the quiet corners of rural County Tyrone comes a voice that feels anything but small. Meet McVeigh — a singer, songwriter, and producer with a sound that balances melancholy and melody, heartbreak and hope. And with his latest single “The Thief of Leaving,” he’s not just tugging at heartstrings — he’s plucking them with pinpoint precision.
“Psychiatric” - Keith Woodhouse
Some songs hit you because they’re catchy. Some because they’re clever. But then there are tracks like “Psychiatric” by Keith Woodhouse — songs that grab you by the collar, look you dead in the eye, and tell you a real, lived-in story you didn’t see coming.
‘The Turnaround’ - Daniel de Boer
If there was ever an EP that sounds like it was recorded with the whole world watching—and listening—it’s Daniel de Boer’s The Turnaround.
This isn’t just a six-song project. It’s a musical mosaic, stitched together from different corners of the planet and bound by a shared love for organic sound, deep grooves, and emotional storytelling. Acoustic pop at its core, but dressed in delicate layers of global influence, progressive detail, and electronic brushstrokes, this is music that moves—literally and emotionally.
“The Sun & Moon” - Chris Thomas & The Merrymakers
“The Sun & Moon” isn’t your average song. It’s a 13-year-long conversation between a kid and the man he grew up to be.
Chris Thomas & The Merrymakers, the one-man-band powerhouse from West Palm Beach, has crafted a track that walks a fine line between grunge nostalgia and dusty Americana heartache. Think Silversun Pickups meets Nirvana—if Kurt Cobain had grown up somewhere between dive bars and dusty highways, wrestling with existential dread and finally learning to breathe through it.
Chrome-Hearted Love (Deluxe Edition) - Evolution
Welcome to Evolution’s world: fiercely independent, genre-fluid, emotionally raw, and absolutely done with waiting for the industry to catch up.
CHROME-HEARTED LOVE isn't just a collection of songs—it’s a statement. A battle cry for every creative who's ever been told “you need a label to make it.” Evolution didn’t just write these songs—they built this thing from scratch, top to bottom. Wrote it. Recorded it. Distributed the physical CDs with their own hands.
“Life's A Mess (But We Love It)” - Lawrence Timoni
We need to talk about “Life’s a Mess (But We Love It)”, the latest sonic therapy session and indie rock anthem by Lawrence Timoni. If you’ve ever found yourself staring into the existential void late at night with too many tabs open, this track is gonna feel like it was custom-made for you.
Back to Basics - Plaster
Let’s talk about Plaster — a five-piece straight outta San Diego who sound like they grew up on punk shows, thrift store amps, and late-night existential dread. Their debut EP, Back to Basics, dropped on April 11th, and it's the kind of release that makes you wanna drive down the coast with the windows down, scream-sing into the void, and maybe send a risky text to someone who used to understand you better than anyone.
“USE ME” - Bailey Grey
Bailey Grey is not here to play it safe. She’s not chasing trends or crafting radio-friendly fluff. Instead, with her latest single “Use Me,” Bailey is spinning grief, legacy, and artistic reincarnation into a jazzy, theatrical, morbidly beautiful banger — and it’s mind-blowing.
“Be The One” - Ticket To The Universe
Ticket To The Universe is not your typical up-and-coming pop artist. Hailing from Lenart, Slovenia, they’re doing something that feels both wildly personal and deeply universal: making music out of obsession, longing, and sheer willpower — with nothing but a living room studio and a burning desire to be seen.
“Avalanche” - ÉTATS D'ÂME
ÉTATS D'ÂME are back — and they didn’t just bring a new song, they brought a new chapter. With their new single “Avalanche”—from their third album "Émotions Vives,"—this band aren’t just making music — they’re handing you a piece of their soul, wrapped in rhythm, poetry, and a voice that knows what it’s like to feel everything.
“SUPERSONIC” - Mortal Prophets
Forget everything you thought you knew about disco. Now forget everything you thought you knew about The Mortal Prophets. Because with SUPERSONIC, John Beckmann and his ever-shifting sonic collective don’t just dip their toes into the dancefloor — they dive in headfirst, eyes wide open, and come out on the other side with an experimental masterpiece that glows neon and pulses like a heart in overdrive.
“Playboy Driver” - 9 o’clock Nasty
“Playboy Driver” by 9 o’clock Nasty isn’t just a song. It’s a high-speed confession, wrapped in velvet and fuel fumes. 9 o’clock Nasty have never been ones to whisper politely from the backseat — and with Playboy Driver, they’re ripping the doors off, hijacking your senses, and screaming through the windshield without a seatbelt.