New Music

Brandon Mitchell’s GAMETIME is what happens when someone decides that instead of making another playlist-friendly rap project, they’ll drop a motivational playbook wrapped in boom-bap soul and unflinching honesty. It’s not just a collection of songs. It’s a PowerPoint presentation with 808s and scripture references, delivered by a guy who’s clearly done the reading and

Zach Tabori returns with a bold, concept-driven and sonically expansive work Attack of the Clout Chasers stitched from diverse genres and musical styles. Known for being multi-instrumentalist with boundary-pushing sonic works, his latest work is more than just an album. It thrives on its own, not built for instant gratification but demands to be deciphered

Rap and hip-hop is not just about music, it is a whole new movement and culture, a revolutionary way to express one’s identity, struggles, and dreams. Joel Jungle’s latest release embodies all these with his latest release SPLIT, a fresh and compelling album that is a must-listen for rap and hip-hop listeners. It’s full of

Ever listened to an album that flows with emotional depth that carries you into a vast ocean and pulls you into the purest emotions and sentiment? This can be heard and felt through Walk the Whale’s self-titled debut album Walk the Whale. The album carries and evokes rich emotions and reflection highlighted by their passion

Have you ever listened to an album that makes you feel so good and giddy like a teenager without any inhibitions? This feeling is vividly brought to life with Starchild’s newest album, Butterfly. The album features 14 vibrant tracks with wild bursts of queer dance punk joy and indie pop reggae. It offers fresh and

If good tunes is what you’re about and what you’re looking for, you’ve come to the right place. This Knotted Wood album is as good as it gets when it comes to nostalgic rhythms, progressions, and overall vibes. Even if you’re a youngster, you would most probably find yourself staying just because you have heard

Disaster on Neptune is what happens when someone locks themselves in a room with a synthesizer, a few unresolved emotions, and absolutely no intention of making “party music.” This is Mang’s solo debut, and it’s not here to hold your hand. Rather, it’s here to hold a mirror up to your face, dim the lights,

With a whopping fourteen songs, each and every one seems to have its own personality, yet it’s distinctly part of the collective whole that is this album. It’s far from stagnant, as it features a handful of genres – pop, funk, a bit of rock and even latin fusion – through them, Stephanie Bettman was