The Paris-based, Boston-raised songwriter will release 12-track ‘Contact’ in October, with a new single that treats love as an unfinished, contradictory act.
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The Paris-based, Boston-raised songwriter will release 12-track ‘Contact’ in October, with a new single that treats love as an unfinished, contradictory act.
The Bloomington, Indiana quartet offers a focused preview just before their first EP arrives this Friday.
Nate Amos returns with The Singer in My Band, his third This Is Lorelei LP in three years. The songs came from long drives, but Amos refuses the road-record framing.
Lillie West documents a Greek residency with a quiet, cassette-only piano record, continuing a pattern of side steps away from the main Lala Lala project.
The Kent-based songwriter sets warm, unfussy acoustics against a lyric about moving past fear. Her influences sit close to the surface, but the recording keeps a raw, live feel.
The artist’s new album arrives at a moment when he’s learning what comes after the breakthrough.
The track previews her debut album ‘How Long Will It Take?’, out 16 October via Artist Theory, and arrives ahead of her largest headline tour.
The St Albans band strips back the polish on ‘Lose All Your Friends’, their first release since 2019’s ‘Inflorescent’.
The New York project’s debut single turns a private bedroom into a continuous emotional field, where domestic noise, restrained piano and a fragile high voice create a space that refuses to end.
Leaf in a Forest’s third streaming album uses fragile ukulele leads and sweeping orchestral arrangements to map anxiety, displacement, and exploration.
