Song Pick of the Day KEELEY - Hungry For The Prize With “Hungry For The Prize,” KEELEY set the tone for an album that balances momentum, atmosphere, and emotional weight.
Newsletter New York City Is Still Buzzing With Music New York keeps reminding us how much live music still matters, from global indie tours to new local festivals. Plus: our latest Song Picks and a quiet look back before moving on.
Song Pick of the Day Marta - A Little Blue Sometimes all you need is one person, a quiet moment, and the promise of a little blue sky.
Song Pick of the Day Paradise Circus - Nevermind With “Nevermind,” Paradise Circus deliver a modern indie-rock anthem that knows when to hold back and when to let go.
Song Pick of the Day Deerest - WANT With her solo project Deerest, Dharma Ramirez continues to explore new territory, and “WANT” stands out for its emotional clarity and quiet intensity.
Song Pick of the Day Detalji - Another Failed Romance Detalji’s first new release in years, “Another Failed Romance,” blends club-rooted grooves with airy vocals.
Song Pick of the Day Bee Bran - To Feel Is To Be With “To Feel Is To Be,” Bee Bran delivers a luminous, synth-soaked moment of growth, grace, and emotional honesty.
Song Pick of the Day Immaterialize - Everything But Myself (ft. Fire-Toolz) A softly immersive opener that draws you into Immaterialize’s hazy, carefully textured world.
Newsletter Cold Days, Warm Sounds January has New York in a deep freeze, but music still opens small exits—through new Song Picks, a reimagined Norah Jones classic, and summer-coded favorites – before the issue closes with a brief photographic escape to warmer places.
Song Pick of the Day Virginia MacNaughton - The Thread With “The Thread,” Virginia MacNaughton delivers something hypnotic, immersive, and deeply powerful.
Song Pick of the Day Earth To Eve - Never Change For A Man Earth to Eve delivers an alt-pop statement about self-definition with "Never Change For Man"
Song Pick of the Day plantoid - Ultivatum Cultivation Unsettling, immersive, and quietly addictive, plantoid’s “Ultivatum Cultivation” rewards patience and curiosity.
Song Pick of the Day Daughter - Not Enough A quiet gift from Daughter’s Not To Disappear era — “Not Enough” captures the slow realization that a relationship has already run its course.
Song Pick of the Day Donna Lewis & David Lowe - Meet Me Donna Lewis’s “Meet Me” captures the thrill of first connection with sweet, powerful vocals and joyful, synth-driven momentum that’s impossible to resist.
Song Pick of the Day Siri Neel - I Think I Said Something A song about refusing to be defined — delivered with poise and clarity.
Song Pick of the Day Vanderlye - One Way Train A hushed, cinematic dream from Glasgow five-piece Vanderlye — “One Way Train” unfolds slowly, then lets everything spill.
Newsletter At the Movies A film-centered week at glamglare, looking at how songs function on screen—through soundtracks, cover versions, and classic movie moments that continue to shape how we listen.
Song Pick of the Day Kim Gordon - NOT TODAY [Video] Fast, noisy, and unapologetic, “NOT TODAY” proves that urgency still matters — and that Kim Gordon has no interest in slowing down.
Song Pick of the Day Lauren Minear - Perfect Girl “Perfect Girl” turns cool control into a quiet provocation, as Lauren Minear dismantles the myth of perfection with clarity and intent.
Song Pick of the Day Ski Team - Music For My Family A quietly determined song about doubt, family, and choosing music anyway.
Song Pick of the Day Anna Smyrk - Skin Thinner A bouncy, tender song about loss, openness, and letting yourself feel again — Anna Smyrk’s “Skin Thinner” stays with you, a brave reminder of what it means to remain open.
Song Pick of the Day Ora Cogan - Honey [Video] Ora Cogan introduces the hard-hearted woman at the center of her new album with “Honey.”
Song Pick of the Day Krooked Kings - My Friend Max A softer turn from Krooked Kings, “My Friend Max” lets the guitars lead while the emotion quietly settles in.
Song Pick of the Day RIVER - Infected Mind [Video] With “Infected Mind,” Swedish singer-songwriter RIVER turns reflection into forward motion.
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