‘Gold’ welcomes listeners with quiet restraint, letting Selkie’s angelic vocals spark an evocative, introspective aura. It’s a crepuscular offering, a piece that aids deep reflection and emotional reckoning.

‘Candyman’ marks the return of Los Angeles-based outfit Road Movie, now delving into brooding guitar riffs and darker Americana territories. There’s a new album on the horizon…

Gearing up for an upcoming album, Trevor Phelps shares a kinetic and slightly nostalgic cut, ‘Home Now’.

Dave Clark has returned with ‘Through The Wall’, a wholesome, heartwarming gem built on tender acoustic tones and evocative lyricism.

‘Same Old Hurt’ is an album that feels like home, a record that welcomes listeners with open arms and tender, laidback character.

"It’s kinda wild to imagine a life where I wouldn’t be doing music now, because I think I’ve finally found myself through it, and I’m just grateful that I have."

In ‘Grey Light’, Tasha Solomita strikes aural gold, an impressively nuanced and well-crafted collection of R&B and soul jewels.

Juliana Beltrán has returned with ‘Ay tú’, a tender, malleable single that feels heartwarming and purposeful, as well as melodic and relatable.

Getting closer to his upcoming album ‘Blood Red Hills & The Uncanny Valley’, Brighton-based creative Fierce Friend shares yet another stunning single, ‘Put You Right’.

‘Fear The War’ feels a tad more intimate and acoustic-driven, shying away from the orchestral charge of its predecessor. That said, there’s still a great deal of elegance and spacious cinematic allure in it.

Parisian creative Nelida Oyma is back with another cryptic and hypnotic instrumental, the perfect blend of electronic minimalism and heartwarming guitar tones.

The record’s vaporous, crepuscular aural character perfectly matches its thematic purpose, making for a listening experience that’s rather dreamy and hypnotic. Discover ‘BACKMIND’.