A North Carolina debut single built on delayed guitars, mid-tempo patience, and a lyric that treats self-knowledge as something already in the room.
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A North Carolina debut single built on delayed guitars, mid-tempo patience, and a lyric that treats self-knowledge as something already in the room.
Ethan Moraux is twenty and already running his own circuit in Toronto. He writes, produces, records, and engineers. The solo project started in November 2025 with a blunt brief he keeps repeating: making music should still feel like fun. That line would sound thin if the work behind it was thin. It is not. Before …
Glasgow’s most prolific psychedelic pop duo treat the 1960s like a household object that never got unplugged. Medication is their fifth album, their second of 2026, and a record that keeps reaching for the same glow.
Osmunda Music is the recording name of Rebecca Trujillo-Vest, a Santa Fe-born singer, writer and producer who has worked out of Los Angeles for three decades. She grew up singing and playing guitar in New Mexico, inside a Spanish and Indigenous family line that stretches back centuries, and she has spent the years since building …
Ryan Brown’s first single under the RYNB name treats a draining relationship like a session that almost ends before the true sentence arrives.
On his 14-track album from Warsaw, the composer-producer builds a circular instrumental world where motifs return inverted, like light crossing a pinhole.
Five tracks of bilingual heat, chopped voice and night-city pressure from a Chinese-born producer working between Queens, Stamford and the screen.
On RECONNECTED, New Jersey-born, DC-based artist Dorian stretches a 2024 single into a full album about distance, pride, and the slow work of coming back.
The Dublin songwriter spent years writing for other people. This single sounds like he has stopped asking permission to keep the halo on.
After a quiet stretch that followed her 2024 singles, the Dallas-born, Los Angeles-based songwriter comes back with a mid-tempo confession about the one person the city, the feed, and the radio refuse to drop.
