Noble Oak is a British Columbian dream pop act, fresh off the heels of their latest release, “Horizon.” We talked to them about their lucid, dreamlike songwriting style.
Optic Bloom have been surging for awhile now. With the release of their debut album “Space Garden,” the duo are ready to ride that wave with their infectious futuristic sound that blends hip-hop, electronic, and R&B.
Dedicating yourself to anti-racism doesn’t end when the media stops covering the marches. We put together a daily calendar with many resources to check out.
Londy might just be the best electronic producer you haven’t heard of (yet). Familiarize yourself with his bouncing, infectious grooves in our latest edition of You Oughta Know.
Local singer-songwriter Mike Morrissey has dropped a new EP that explores folk, blues, jazz, as well as the acoustic activism that persists through Americana’s subgenres.
Ezra Cares experiments with elements of indie rock and rap, breaking down the binary between the genres that Boston’s music scene is most notably known for.
Jymmy Kafka and Rilla Force form a powerhouse tandem between rapper and producer on their new collab EP “Lil Nothin’,” which showcases expert lyricism from Kafka and some of Rilla Force’s best beats yet.