These are the songs you can’t miss.
There’s something in the air at the moment, and its the sounds of the best music you wish you heard sooner.
Check out this eclectic range of hip-hop, pop, and rock to find your next favourite artist!
Beanie – Meal(worms)
Pennsylvania indie with a fear of clowns and real feelings, where mealworms become a metaphor for everything that crawls just beneath the surface.
Lua – Sidelines
Acoustic pop and indie rock trading blows in a Los Angeles born sound, where sidelines feels like watching your own heart from a seat too far from the action.
Matthew Stenroos – Trophy Love
Mystical math pop with a heathen’s heart and a childlike longing for oneness, where trophy love sounds like something sacred lost and found in the margins.
Jules Martinez – R&B U.S.A
Indie with 90s and 2000s tint, born from Vegas stages and French composition rooms, where R&B U.S.A. sounds like a transatlantic handshake in a dimly lit lounge
Sunfingers – Pourin’ Rain
Lo fi sketches from a Yosemite cabin, where atmospheric textures and introspective songwriting turn pourin’ rain into a quiet meditation on stillness and solitude.
madi goodwin – call me (when you get home)
A glimpse into early independence and its many flawed, refining versions, with ‘call me (when you get home)’ landing like a late night voicemail you’re not sure you should leave.
Mupream – Shine
Conscious verses riding soulful boom bap, a late 90s East Coast throwback that reminds you how much that dusty, head nod pulse has been missed.
Vinnie-Dangerous – (Hip-Hop Is) Pu$$y
Aggressive, thought provoking bars that call out everyone in the room including himself, turning a provocative title into a raw, truth seeking, east coast style gut check.
FLEX – Fixed
Genre hopping curiosity over convention, where every track follows its own natural pulse and ‘Fixed’ sounds like a shape that keeps refusing to hold.
YOU LOVE HER, Matt Hurd – Softer Cell (Matt Hurd Remix)
A dirty disco bomb of a remix, where British electronic grit meets a remixer’s sharp hand, turning ‘Softer Cell’ into something that hits like a strobe in a packed, sweaty basement.
Tvlormvde – Transit
‘Transit’ locks into a hypnotic pulse where Austin’s underground cool meets late-night floor-filler instinct.
Greesy – Bath Salts
‘Bath Salts’ carries the weight of a national tour’s worth of lived-in grit, twisting through moods with the same restless energy that’s made Greesy’s live show infamous.
Billy Smith – Coming Up Slowly
‘Coming Up Slowly’ unfurls with the quiet confidence of a single mind building entire worlds from spare, indie-spirited textures.
Roda Perez – Some Kind Of Mystery
‘Some Kind Of Mystery’ drifts through a self-made kaleidoscope of synth and soul, hinting at secrets only its creator fully knows.
Canopy, Spin Master Mugen – We Are Not Rappers
‘We Are Not Rappers’ rolls in like golden hour on tape, warm and unhurried, before subtly twisting its own soulful groove into something that defies easy labels.
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