Satsuma has recently released his debut EP, Anodyne, which is a compelling dive into alt/indie rock, showcasing a raw, guitar-driven sound. Behind the project is Cam Halkerston, a multi-instrumentalist from Edinburgh who handles every aspect of the music himself, from playing and singing to production. The songs are deeply personal, reflecting his journey through post-navy … More Satsuma unveils debut EP, Anodyne

The Wheel Workers have just released their new EP, Live from the Attic, which is a stripped-back live record that emphasizes immediacy over polish. Recorded in their Houston rehearsal loft, the release captures the collective playing together in a single space, preserving a rough, unfiltered atmosphere. Each song is paired with a simultaneously filmed video, … More The Wheel Workers unveil new EP, Live from the Attic

The Black Plague Doctors have recently released their new EP, EFF.SEE.DEE.IYEE, which is a gritty six-track record embracing their rough-edged lo-fi instincts. Initially conceived as an instrumental effort, the project evolved as vocals emerged naturally, without sacrificing its spontaneous feel. Built on live guitar and bass, drum machines, and SP404 textures, the home-recorded release thrives … More The Black Plague Doctors: EFF.SEE.DEE.IYEE

Chicago artist Joey P. continues to carve his lane with DYING TO LIVE, an EP that highlights his evolving mix of r&b and indie pop textures. Impressively he has only been active in the music scene for five years, and he has steadily grown a loyal online audience through persistent releases and smart promotion. Originally … More Joey P.’s EP, DYING TO LIVE

Solar Soundz has just released his new EP, Loyalty and Respect, which is a 10 track hip hop record blending rugged boom bap textures with contemporary trap pulse. Executive production from Samuel Scott Henley and polished mixing by Emer Ferrari shape a cohesive, street rooted statement. Themes of loyalty, brotherhood and resilience run throughout, supported … More Solar Soundz: Loyalty and Respect

Terrell Journey has just expanded his ever evolving sonic universe with Retrograde, a striking new EP that acts as a precursor to his Journey Digital Supercharged project. Rather than simply adding more tracks, this release deepens the narrative, exploring the creative roots and emotional groundwork behind the broader saga. Rich, immersive production and inventive sound … More Terrell Journey unveils new EP, Retrograde

Hellas Basin have recently released their debut EP, Proxima Centauri, which is three-track a record shaped by basement recordings and bedroom mixing. The Swedish duo merge classic guitar and bass foundations with airy synth layers, creating a sound that feels both raw and intimate. Formed after a chance meeting between Jonas and Laura, their collaboration … More Hellas Basin: Proxima Centauri

London-based artist MERTDER has just released his debut EP, Carnal Riot, which is a bold introduction that fuses hyper masculine energy with flamboyant queer expression. Across four tracks, he dives into themes of vulnerability, social stigma, political honesty, and personal rebirth. The standout cut Hussy turns a derogatory term into a declaration of self control, … More MERTDER unveils debut EP, Carnal Riot

Dominik Wrana and States of Matter have released their new EP, File Under: Dadrock, which is a record that fuses seventies West Coast swing, nineties alternative punch, and supple funk rhythms. The Mannheim-based group balances loud-quiet dynamics with Latin-tinged drive, keeping performances raw and direct. Themes range from restless travel to midlife doubt and present-tense … More Dominik Wrana and States of Matter: File Under: Dadrock