
“Fractured Truth” - Riverlabs
If you’ve ever stared into the static and somehow felt seen—”Fractured Truth” by Riverlabs is your soundtrack. This isn’t your casual listening experience. This is digital soul-searching in sonic form.

“House by the Lake” - Kristjan Ruus
What happens when an artist not only makes music, but also sits with it, relives it, and lets us join him in that vulnerable space. That’s exactly what Kristjan Ruus is doing in his new series, “Listening to My Own Music.” It’s not just an artist pressing play. It’s something deeper, something slower, something kind of… sacred.

“You’ll Hate It Here” - West Friends
Straight outta the emotional suburbs of Seattle and San Francisco comes a brand-new pop-punk duo, West Friends, and they’re not pulling any punches with their debut single, “You’ll Hate It Here.” It’s a snarky, nostalgic, west coast pop-punk banger for anyone who's ever loved a messy city.

“Fun” - Illuminade
Don’t let the title fool you—“Fun” by Illuminade is way more than just a party track. It’s a deep, trippy dive into the mind of an artist who isn’t afraid to get weird, heavy, and hypnotic all at once. Based out of Houston, Texas, Illuminade (aka Elijah Reed) is doing something bold in the world of electronic and psychedelic music—he’s bending genres like spoons in a magic show, and "Fun" is one of his slickest tricks yet.

“Normal” - Thammarat
With “Normal,” Thammarat doesn’t just drop a song—they drop a whole movement. This powerful, deeply personal anthem is a love letter to the queer community and anyone who’s ever felt like they don’t belong. Rooted in their experience growing up gay and gender expansive, “Normal” is a battle cry, a hug, and a revolution all rolled into one. It’s about standing tall in a world that demands you shrink.

"I See Through You" - The Flying Beets
Fort Worth’s The Flying Beets are back, and they’re serving up another slice of melodic, emotionally charged indie rock with their latest single, "I See Through You." If you’ve been craving a track that blends powerful vocals, raw alternative energy, and heartfelt lyricism, this one’s going to be on repeat for a while.

“Mayhem In Antarctica” - Marc Soucy
If you love the raw, unfiltered power of progressive rock, buckle up—because Marc Soucy is bringing a slice of 1983 straight into 2025. His latest release, “Mayhem In Antarctica,” isn’t just a song—it’s a time capsule. Recorded entirely live in the stone cellar of a Massachusetts farmhouse, this track is a miraculous survivor of the era, now restored and remastered after four decades in the vault.

“Samurai Smile” - Sons of Martha
North London’s own Sons of Martha are back, and this time, they’re taking a darker, more hypnotic turn with their latest single, "Samurai Smile"—a track oozing with groove, layered melodies, and an eerie urban legend twist.

"Read My Mind (Vibes Song)" - Wild Horse
Wild Horse are charging into 2025 full speed ahead with their first new single of the year, "Read My Mind (Vibes Song)". Not only does this track mark their highly anticipated return, but it’s also the first release from their new four-piece lineup—and it's already shaping up to be a game-changer.

“A Millimetre Off the Ground” - The Gerry Farrow Band (Feat. Rainbow Frog Biscuits)
Some of the best musical moments happen when you least expect them. That’s exactly what happened when The Gerry Farrow Band, a group of seasoned musicians from Loughborough, crossed paths with Rainbow Frog Biscuits, an indie-folk rising star, at an open mic night back in 2024. Fast forward a year, and that random meeting turned into something pretty special—their new single, "A Millimetre Off the Ground."

“do you miss me.” - Rhys Hurd
Rhys Hurd isn’t just dropping a new single—he’s unveiling a piece of his soul. “do you miss me.” is the result of nearly ten years of songwriting, producing, and deep soul-searching, all culminating in a track that feels like a defining moment for his music.

“Caramba” - Sehore
Sehore may be a brand-new musical project, but it’s already making waves with its daring, unconventional approach to songwriting.