The Edinburgh duo-turned-quintet set their first EP for September, with Kasper Sandstrøm producing and a UK tour to follow.
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The Edinburgh duo-turned-quintet set their first EP for September, with Kasper Sandstrøm producing and a UK tour to follow.
The Salt Lake City songwriter’s fourth album unites folk intimacy with expansive electronics, shaped by a long-distance collaboration that deepens rather than dilutes.
The Brooklyn singer-songwriter and longtime sideman steps forward with a concise, quietly incisive new album.
Noah Kahan’s annual festival in Riviera Cancún returns with a lineup featuring Hayley Williams, Mt. Joy, and The Head and the Heart, alongside the sold-out tour’s hard-to-access live experience.
The second single from her upcoming album Temple Songs layers family contributions and a saxophone duet into a dense, playful track about staying alive to possibility.
Eric D. Johnson returns with a full-band album that contrasts the flat Midwest expanse with the accumulated refuse of the past, resulting in some of his most focused songwriting.
The Melbourne artist turns a solitary home recording into an invitation to travel light, where a single delayed guitar and a centered voice do more emotional work than any grand build.
The New Zealand songwriter’s latest album grounds her eccentricity in ten musically sharp, lyrically unflinching tracks.
Kristian Matsson’s first release since 2022 blends guitar and plucked violin, recorded at home while on tour.
Michael (Miki) Watson of fanclubwallet steps out with a self-recorded solo album made on camping trips. Lead single “Motorcycle” arrives with a video and a release date on Lauren Records.
