Bruno Blum Paris, France
Musique de culture biologique, garantie jouée sans machines, par des musiciens vivants élevés en plein air.
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This restless experimental band bounces from bossa nova to indiepop to math rock to freak folk for songs that are curious and wide-ranging.
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Hailing from Austin, Texas, Choffel lays her jazz-tinged, blue-eyed, smokey n'soulful vocals over pop leaning gems.
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Heart-on-sleeve indie from beat radio pairs candid and confessional lyrics with rugged and determined rock arrangements.
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“Portraits” is a collection of expertly drawn narrative songs with sharply observed lyrics and rustic instrumentation.
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This debut from the Paris-based American artist showcases his genre-fluid sound.
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The Hour Between Us
by Anna Smyrk
A long-distance relationship is the main theme of this sprawling third EP from the Australian indie-rock artist.
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Danielle Durack's emotional music is both gentle and steely, moving from intimate bedroom pop to powerful rock in the blink of an eye.
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