Destiny Imani has just released her new EP, Wishful Thinking, which unfolds like a softly lit diary, guiding listeners through the quiet cracks between heartache and renewal. Across four tender R&B tracks, she leans into hushed production and warm, velvety vocals while unpacking the bravery required to try again. From the trembling openness of Love … More Destiny Imani unveils new EP, Wishful Thinking

West Wickhams have just released their new EP, Sakura, which drifts through a hazy, lo-fi post-punk dreamworld, channeling the Japanese idea of mono no aware—a tender awareness of life’s brief, shimmering moments. The duo, Jon Othello and Elle Flores, weave bedroom synth pop with a wistful glow, echoing cherry blossoms’ fleeting bloom without leaning on … More West Wickhams unveil new EP, Sakura

CS Hellmann has just released his new two-track EP, In My Head, which includes the songs In My Head and Love I Left Behind. The EP, which was shaped at Polychrome Ranch with producer Jared Corder, feels like a quiet storm—intimate yet widescreen. Drawing on dark indie influences and shimmering 80s synth textures, the songs … More CS Hellmann unveils new EP, In My Head

The EP Together They Were Nothing, released in 2024, is Chicago’s genre-blending artist Ceyeo’s raw exploration of emotional chaos and fractured connections. Known for pairing poetic lyricism with richly layered production, Ceyeo crafts songs meant for deep listening rather than background play. Following his albums Machine Learning and Baby I Care, this third release dives … More Ceyeo’s latest EP, Together They Were Nothing

Antoin Gibson has just released their new two-Act EP Cirque du Sŏnus, which feels less like a release and more like a ritual. Act I, The Chant, conjures the birth of Circum-Sŏnus Ltd, while Act II, The Command, declares its dominance. Dark-pop textures meet cinematic electronics, weaving a soundscape that’s equal parts invocation and decree. … More Antoin Gibson unveils two-Act EP, Cirque du Sŏnus

Super Creeps have just released their new EP Double Plastik, which is a five-track riot of garage grit and blues-damaged chaos. The Bay Area brothers, Ash and Manni, strip things to the bone—fuzz-drenched guitars, pounding tribal rhythms, and vocals that swing from sneer to scream. Tracks like A Bug’s Life and Accomplice to Murder ooze … More Super Creeps unveil new EP, Double Plastik

Australian composer and songwriter Tommy Hynes conjures up Halloween mischief with Ding Dong Die! (Songs From the Motion Picture Soundtrack) — a three-track EP born from the upcoming horror-comedy Ding, Dong, Die! by Dark Attic Pictures. Balancing cinematic flair with pop sensibility, Tommy delivers eerie earworms that stand tall beyond the film. Ding Dong Die … More Tommy Hynes unveils new EP, Ding Dong Die! (Songs From the Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Baaj & Baaj has recently released his new EP There’s No Reason, which radiates positivity through shimmering synths, punchy guitar work, and crisp electronic textures. Each track pulses with gentle energy, blending introspection with infectious optimism. Echoes in the Mind and the title track There’s No Reason stand out—melodic, moody, and resonant. Rooted in jazz … More Baaj & Baaj’s latest EP, There’s No Reason

Lovina Falls have returned with Would That It Were, a five-track EP blending baroque synths, shadowy dream-pop, and post-punk flair. Spearheaded by Valerie Forgione, formerly of Mistle Thrush, the collection feels like a sonic memoir—lush, layered, and unflinchingly honest. From the sweeping melancholy of Ellery Way to the pulse and vocoder shimmer of In the … More Lovina Falls unveil new EP, Would That It Were

Danny Hammons’ debut EP Take The Long Road Home captures a decade of wandering, drawn from his time busking and traveling across the U.S. With a sound rooted in folk and hints of country-punk grit, the EP explores themes of longing, movement, and solitude. Standouts like Shooting Stars and Back To Colorado reflect Danny’s sharp … More Danny Hammons’ debut EP, Take The Long Road Home