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Twaang is not merely making music; they are constructing environments. The new five track EP, Zone, is a nineteen minute immersion into an inner landscape where adrenaline and transcendence collide. It is a project that feels less like a traditional record and more like a charged psychological journey, catching hearts with every pulse. Released just…
Shyfrin Alliance is back, and if their acclaimed debut, Upside Down Blues (which racked up over half a million streams), was a strong introduction, then their much-anticipated sophomore effort, “In the Shadow of Time,” is the philosophical manifesto we didn’t know we needed. Released in November 2025, the project—the brainchild of award-winning author, businessman, and…
Following her genre-defying album Soul Parts, Cassy Judy returns with The Cassy Judy Mixtape, an EP that captures both the grit and the joy of her life. This seven-track EP is a reflection of her journey as a trans woman, her experiences as a criminal lawyer in Broken Hill, and her ability to turn personal…
The New Citizen Kane has returned with Causing A Commotion, a late-summer EP that feels daring. Known for bending genres into something entirely his own, Kane leans into disco grooves, retro synths, and sleek electronic textures. But it never loses sight of the emotion at the heart of his work. What makes this release stand…
After the tender grace of Love Earth and the bold bounce of I Can’t Meet You!, Michellar returns with My Alma Latina, her most heartfelt project yet. Born in San Francisco and shaped by her Spanish and Filipino roots, Michellar channels her heritage, spirituality, and artistic vision into five tracks that speak gently, but deeply….
Follow MINCE via: Mince’s debut album “Paid to Leave” is a raw and restless collection built on contradiction. It’s moody but playful, messy yet precise—exactly what might be expected from a Leeds-based post-punk band that describes itself as “insecure and sleazy.” Recorded live in just four days at Eiger Studios with producer Jack Grant (The…
Peter Daniel, long recognized for his saxophone work alongside Lauryn Hill, Father John Misty, and ODESZA, takes full command with Quartets, his debut solo album. Recorded with a rotating lineup of Seattle’s top jazz and funk musicians, the ten-track release isn’t just a personal milestone—it’s a celebration of friendship, rhythm, and creative freedom. FOLLOW Peter…
FOLLOW ARN IDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTSAND ALIEN FRIENDS VIA: “Your Love” by ARN-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends is a beautiful song that speaks directly to the heart. The song begins with the soothing sounds of fireflies chirping, setting a serene tone that seamlessly transitions into a captivating melody. At its core, “Your Love” is a…
Follow LENA YOUNES via: In Ways of the Dreamer, Portuguese-based artist Lena Younes turns her personal story into soul-stirring songs. It took six years to shape, and it all began after a powerful breathwork session that helped Lena reconnect with her voice after years of silence. The album was recorded entirely remotely. Lena sang her…
Follow UBIQUITY MACHINE via: Love and chaos collide in Romeo and Juliet, the latest EP from Washington, DC-based duo Ubiquity Machine. Released in December, this EP sets the stage for their upcoming full-length album, blending rock, pop and an experimental edge. Howard Rabach and The Rabbit have crafted an emotionally charged journey that feels theatrical…
