Australian singer-songwriter Mark Moule has recently released his new EP, Only Love, which is a four-track record shaped by long-held ideas finally realized. The title song dates back over fifteen years, gaining new resonance today. Recorded in a home studio with collaborator Andy McManus, the project doubles as their first production venture. Its intimate setting … More Mark Moule: Only Love

Black River Ghost have just released their new EP, Homeless Hearts and Wandering Minds, which is a five track record that captures the Helsinki group’s ongoing evolution. Rooted in Americana, folk rock and indie folk, the release favors gentle acoustic textures and reflective songwriting, carrying a warm, nostalgic glow. Formed after an impromptu jam at … More Black River Ghost unveil new EP, Homeless Hearts and Wandering Minds

Boston artist MOMARZ has recently released his new EP, The Theory, which is a compelling opening chapter in a planned 16 track album. Built around expressive piano lines and immersive electronic textures, the release blends synthwave warmth with hypnotic rhythms. Created at home without the use of AI, it emphasizes authenticity and emotional clarity. Influenced … More MOMARZ: The Theory

Mashal MN has just released his new EP, The Solar Cycle Fragments 1, which presents a solitary dive into cinematic composition, blending odd meters like 5/4 and 9/8 with immersive textures. Crafted entirely alone in a home studio, the seven-track record reflects a search for calm within disorder, balancing fragility and resolve. Highlights such as … More Mashal MN: The Solar Cycle Fragments 1

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