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Club Sol – Needing Your Love
A shimmering, nostalgic rush of vocal house that feels like the precise moment the night shifts from good to unforgettable.
Tiger La Flor – HOLLYWOODLAND
A dusty, widescreen reverie where Pacific Northwest gloom collides with old Hollywood glitter, all wrapped in the ache of a romance that never quite was.
TATYANA – Everybody’s Type
A sleek, self-assured rush of dance-pop that finally sounds like an artist stepping fully into her own skin, and daring you to keep up.
Blood Circle, Mariam Gedevani – REMEDY
A pulsing electronic meditation that turns tension into release, built from the quiet ache of finding clarity in chaos.
sage is not a person – Existence Fatigue
A worn in guitar haze that hums with the weight of just getting through it, where every riff feels like a sigh and every chorus a small surrender.
Oliver Downes – Walking The Camino
A warmly offbeat chamber pop stroll that finds the quiet poetry in putting one foot in front of the other, all while winking at the absurdity of it all.
Amelie Aldner – Bold and Beautiful
A sweeping ballad that wears its heart on its sleeve without apology, anchored by a voice that can break and heal in the same breath.
No Wits End – Mary Jane
A gritty, fuzzed out rock shuffle that moves with a slouched swagger, caught somewhere between late night haze and morning after regret.
Paul Hetherington – Addicted to You
A sleek and propulsive dance pop cut built for late night floors, where every pulsing synth and urgent hook pushes toward that one consuming obsession.
VELVET NOISE – REAL ACTION
A fractured alt rap collision where distortion becomes texture and every beat lands like a spark in the static of your own thoughts.
Flat Tired – Front Porch Throne
A warm and weathered indie rock sway that wraps pedal steel and close harmonies around a front porch kind of weariness, like a long sunset with a lingering ache.
Big Smudge – Ham/Budging
Scrappy and off kilter indie shuffles that grin through their teeth, all jangle and stumble with a heart too big to stay still.
Raven Reid – Love a Loser
A quietly devastating folk confession that turns the mirror on the people who cheer the loudest when you’re struggling, carried by a voice that knows survival isn’t always pretty.
Jacqueline Gillespie – Pocket Revolver
A gritty and intimate alt rock confession that balances bruised vulnerability with sly, unapologetic heat, all carried by a bassline that knows exactly what it’s doing.
