Taste Test: Kalle Mattson imagines a future in ‘Ten Years Time’
The folk singer-songwriter wields his angst over the future with a new song.
Taste Test: Erin Rae shares raw ‘Putting on Airs’ demo
Rae lets the listener witness the sheer greatness of an original song demo.
Taste Test: MIKA drips like ‘Ice Cream’
The funk-pop master gets the listener (sugar) high with his new banger.
Taste Test: Kathryn Legendre mourns a friend’s passing with new song, ‘There You Go’
The Austin musician broods on death and a friend’s journey out of pain with a new song.
Taste Test: The Strangemakers want everyone to just ‘Wait on Me’
The folk-rock band sink into their grief with their new mid-tempo confessional.
Taste Test: Portnoy wax cheeky on sunny serenade, ‘Spotified’
The indie-folk duo poke fun at the working musician’s life and the system on a cheery new anthem.
Taste Test: Fernando Viciconte laments the real truth on new song, ‘The Longest Wait’
The indie-rocker looks to the bottom of American society for missing truth on a new song.
Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 98: Myylo, Declan Kennedy, Kara Frazier & more
Enjoy new songs from Sheryl Crow, Francois Klark, Halfloves, Joanie & Matt, The Darcys and more!
Taste Test: Whatever We Are float in ‘Limbo’ with debut single
The synth-pop quartet cast melodic stones with their sterling debut single.
Taste Test: Mystery Friends envision both ‘Past and Future Self’
The electronic outfit reflects on the past as they push to the future with their new space jam.
Premiere: Jordan Lovelis get caught up in ‘Sweet & Low (San Francisco)’
The Los Angeles folk-rocker replays a rose-cheeked romance with a new song.
Taste Test: Aaron Taos sprouts up like he’s in ‘Bloom’
The pop newcomer sets his gaze on love with his dazzling, vibrant new video.
Taste Test: The Magnettes have got the ‘Shakes (Falling in Love)’
The Swedish pop trio make a glittery and bold statement with their new anthem.
Taste Test: Gareth Inkster finds true peace on new song, ‘Long Time Now’
The Canadian singer-songwriter works between desire and need on his delicate new ballad.
Interview: Michael Braunfeld consumed by art for new album, ‘Driver’
The Americana musician talks new album, death, time and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
