Mexico-born, Colorado-raised, NYC-based pop architect Gabriel Audee returns with his most urgent and anthemic release to date.  ‘DICHOTOMY (The Chosen Ones)’, released February 27th 2026, is a genre-bending indie-pop trap fusion built for those who, in Gabriel Audee’s own words, “pierce the veil and help people wake up.” A chant anthem for the self aware, the politically conscious, and the ones who see through the smoke and mirrors — the track arrives at a moment when its mes

The man behind New Jersey’s most forward-thinking rock project releases an exciting new track and is excited about where it will take him next… There’s a particular kind of musician who doesn’t just listen to music - they dismantle it. They hear a song and immediately start pulling at its threads, asking why the drums hit where they do, why that guitar tone cuts through the way it does, why a chorus lands with the weight of something inevitable rather than something construct

International jazz-tronica trio FM Experiment have released their latest single, “Fly,” an intense and reflective offering from their forthcoming conceptual album Icarus. Blending live improvisation with immersive electronic textures, the track showcases the group’s signature fusion of groove, experimentation, and narrative depth. Formed at Berklee College of Music, the trio brings together French drummer and producer Flo Mavridorakis, American Grammy-winning keyboardist Warr

iSandi: The Sounds That Shaped Her By the time you have spent a few minutes with ‘Joina’, the new single from South African artist iSandi, certain things become clear. This is not someone who arrived at music casually. The track - a warm, purposeful address to the realities of substance addiction, built on Afro-experimental foundations and produced with real care by Mark Beling - carries the fingerprints of an artist who has been listening deeply for a very long time. INSTAGR

2ŁØT have unveiled “Tread,” a new single from their forthcoming album RE/SOLVE , set for release on July 31. The track adopts a slower, more controlled approach, built around a consistent rhythmic foundation. Rather than building toward a dramatic peak, the arrangement maintains a steady tone throughout. Flute and trumpet contributions from Ben Bohorquez and Evan Weiss add subtle layers, giving the track a broader sonic palette. 'Tread' follows earlier singles and continues t

Eric Hirshberg has released a new single titled “More Is Not The Answer,” offering further insight into his upcoming album project. The track centres on themes of perspective and decision-making, drawing from real-life experiences during evacuation conditions. Sonically, the song maintains a balance between intimacy and subtle scale. The arrangement develops gradually, supporting the reflective tone of the lyrics without overpowering them. The accompanying video keeps the foc

Curly Mouth’s Watermelon & Ginger  is more than just an album; it’s an immersive journey through sound, emotion, and artistic growth. Years in the making, this vibrant release captures the spirit of curiosity and perseverance, blending genres and personal storytelling into a richly textured listening experience. Whether you’re drawn to introspective lyricism or adventurous sonic landscapes, this record offers something memorable at every turn. 1. A Bold Fusion of Genres From

Max Nemo’s debut album, Nexus , isn’t just a collection of songs, it’s an immersive emotional landscape that bridges the personal and the universal. Across its eleven tracks, Nemo transforms moments of grief, love, reflection, and rebirth into sweeping, cinematic soundscapes that linger long after the music ends. For anyone seeking music that moves, heals, and challenges in equal measure, Nexus  offers an experience both intimate and expansive. Here are five reasons this albu

Billy Peake’s Manic Waves  isn’t the kind of record that politely asks for your attention—it grabs it, shakes it a little, and then somehow makes you grateful it did. It’s a debut solo album in name only, carrying decades of songwriting experience, but what makes it feel urgent is how unfiltered and present-tense it sounds. This is a record about modern noise—political, digital, emotional—and how to survive inside it without going numb. 1. It makes political music feel alive

Dream-pop has a way of capturing emotion like no other genre, and This Is What It Feels Like , the debut collaborative album from Jordan Whitlock and Memory Spells’ Matt Bauer, proves exactly why. Crafted across miles and brimming with intimate, cinematic soundscapes, this record is both a personal diary and a sweeping exploration of human connection. If you’re looking for music that lingers in the mind and tugs at the heart, here are five reasons why this album deserves a sp

Corban Chapple’s debut EP, Maybe We’ll Make It , is the kind of release that demands your attention from the very first note. A deeply personal and sonically rich project, it captures the emotional turbulence of new beginnings while showcasing a rare level of artistic control. Blending Alternative R&B, Soul, Hip Hop, Pop, and Jazz, the Australian-born, New York City-based artist delivers a cohesive and introspective body of work that marks an exciting new chapter in contempor

Platinum-selling multi-instrumentalist and producer  Kaelin Ellis  has announced his highly anticipated producer-led album,  GOVERNOR . Alongside the announcement, he shares “ HELLO.MORNING,”  a vibrant new single and the second preview of the project featuring Tyler, the Creator collaborator  Madison McFerrin  and  SWEATA , out now. “HELLO.MORNING” offers a glimpse into Ellis’s signature producer-driven approach, where his genre-blending sound takes centre stage alongside a