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Maggie Baring - Brick by Brick

Maggie Baring’s new EP "Ekphrasis" closes with the beautiful ‘Brick by Brick.”

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Charlie Kogen - Not Wastin’ Time

"Not Wastin’ Time" by Charlie Kogen brings the feel-good Yacht Rock groove we didn’t know we needed.

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Phantom Wave - Wanton

“Wanton” is the latest track from Phantom Wave, diving into relationship dynamics with melodic intensity.

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Cate Le Bon - About Time

With "About Time," Cate Le Bon proves once more that beauty lives in repetition and chaos.

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Michelle Núñez - california, home

Michelle Núñez captures the search for belonging in her dreamy new single "california, home"

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Ladytron - I Believe in You

Ladytron return with “I Believe in You,” a hypnotic electro-pop gem from a band that’s been shaping the sound since the late ’90s.

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Natalie Bouloudis - Spinning Planet

Natalie Bouloudis is back with „Spinning Planet,“ a slow-burning track that draws you in and won’t let go.

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Eleni Drake - Half Alive

Eleni Drake’s "Half Alive" is a tender, haunting glimpse into her upcoming album "Chuck" — a song that lingers long after it ends.

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Austra - Math Equation

Canadian synth-pop musician @austra returns to dance music in her new single “Math Equation.” Her fifth album, “Chin Up Buttercup,” is coming out on November 14.

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Eli & Fur - Make Believe

Eli & Fur’s new single “Make Believe” is a dancefloor gem — celestial, emotional, and impossible to resist.

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Rosa Anschütz - Sun Tavern

In her new song Sun Tavern, multi-media artist, composer, and singer Rosa Anschütz taps into pop sensibilities.

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Spoon - Guess I’m Fallin in Love

Spoon are back with not one but two new songs, and “Guess I’m Fallin’ in Love” is simply irresistible — even more so than its companion release, “Chateau Blues.” The Austin indie rockers bring their signature energy and sharp hooks right back to the front, and if you can, catch

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Rorey - Hurts Me To Hate You

"Even though she may never fully understand me, I still wanted her in my life." The NYC singer/songwriter Rorey reconciles with her mother in the beautiful song "Hurts Me To Hate You."

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Jean - Spring Breakers

Jean drops her new single "Spring Breakers," a shimmering indie anthem with a beautiful sing-along vibe. It’s the kind of track that feels like you’ve known it forever, yet it surprises you with little twists along the way. Bratty and dreamy at once, it captures that

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Oyama - The Bookshop

“I was writing those lyrics and had bookshop Skálda in mind," explains Oyama singer and keyboarder Júlía Hermansdóttir about her band's new song "The Bookshop". She adds, "If I were to walk from my home and downtown to the bar, then technically I could

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Gran Fenwick - Armour Hill

Toronto-based artist Ian Strung makes music as Gran Fenwick and just released the beautifully shoegazy “Armour Hill.” The track comes with a video full of utterly charming DIY spirit, starring guest vocalist Jen Simpson, with cinematography by Fred Yurichuk. Listen and watch “Armour Hill,” our Song Pick of the Day:

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Selkie - Hours

"Electronic Dream Folk from Scotland based in Kyoto" – this tagline already hints that Selkie wants to cross boundaries with her music. Her latest song, "Hours," immediately puts 1990s Björk in your mind, but then veers off into a sprawling ethereal soundscape without losing its pop sensibilities.

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Helang - Don’t Depend

Chinese-American house and techno artist Helang just dropped the irresistible "Don’t Depend," a track powered by a relentless bassline, hypnotic percussion, and her striking vocals on top. At the same time, she keeps pushing her Dauntless Records vision forward—most recently with a sold-out all-female showcase at

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Ida Stein - It Doesn't Matter

With “It Doesn’t Matter,” Norwegian artist Ida Stein delivers electronic pop that feels both intimate and cinematic.. Rich layers of synthetic and acoustic sounds plus subtly processed vocals melt together into a song of fervor and clarity. Centered on empowerment, it feels like the perfect soundtrack to a pivotal

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NAYAH - catch my love

Danish artist NAYAH serves up pure joy with her new single “catch my love”—an irresistible slice of sparkling synth pop and a preview of her upcoming debut album. The track brims with feel-good energy, playful beats, and the kind of hook you’ll want to keep on repeat. NAYAH

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Automatic - Lazy

While the LA trio Automatic has a consistent, minimalistic music style, their songs go to many sonic places, like a time travel where you don't know if you arrived in the future or the past. Their new single "Lazy" features deadpan vocals, an 80s new wave

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Dafna - BADBADNEWS

The new single by Dafna is pure fun — impossible not to love and just as impossible not to feature! “BADBADNEWS” struts in with country swagger, a cool guitar line, and vocals you’ll instantly fall for. The lyrics are badass, the vibe is fab, and Dafna makes it all feel

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Tamar Berk - stay close by

"stay close by" is the opener of indie rocker Tamar Berk's fifth solo album, ocd, out on September 5. With distorted guitars and soft vocals, the song touches shoegaze territory before it culminates in a furious guitar solo. Tamar says about the track: I wanted the

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Small Shake - Veruca

Small Shake is the musical project of Seattle-born, L.A.-based artist Aarin Wright. Her new single “Veruca” brims with playful sonic textures — even the kling of a typewriter makes its way in (which, to me, first sounded like a microwave). But beneath the quirky details lies something deeper: the

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Paris Iliffe - My Bad

"My Bad" is a sparkling pop song that alternates between an ethereal verse and a beat-driven chorus, all held together by Paris Iliffe's gorgeous, bright vocals. The new London-based singer-songwriter grew up in Sydney, Shanghai, and Singapore and offers a fresh perspective to pop music. Listen