Slow Dress recorded the songs for their new 5-track EP right before COVID hit, which is a shame because “Fever” is the perfect soundtrack for days of isolation, self-reflection, and longing for closeness.
As things start to open back up and life slowly returns to “normal”, to get back into the swing of things, New York’s Macseal revisits their earlier work and releases live versions of their 2015 self-titled EP.
Shandelle Gomez is an up-and-coming singer/songwriter out of Somerville with a knack for crafting self-empowering contemporary R&B tracks. Today, she’s premiering her debut EP “introspection.”
CAMP BLOOD are back with another fiery new single called “Black Martyr,” which lays heavy criticism against the systemic violence that Black Americans face.
A year after Crash Cadet released an album that heralded the beginning of summer, he delivers again with a mini-album designed for warmer weather!
Wyn Doran teamed up with violinist/composer Josh Knowles for her new single “Concern,” a hauntingly beautiful pop-electronic ballad.
Joseph Borsellino is Calo, an electronic-jazz saxophonist fresh off an EP release and dropping a video for “so many lifetimes,” a collaboration with vocalist Anjali Rose.
Experimental doom metal band SEED premiere their video for Dun Pageant single “Seaweed,” which superimposes footage shot locally and abroad in 2019 and 2021
Montreal R&B singer Janette King has released “You Don’t Love Me” from her upcoming album “What We Lost.” The track is inspired by 90s/2000s R&B as well as the classic romance flick “Love & Basketball.”
Birdwatching’s newest self-titled album is a fantastic pop-punk renaissance piece that contains punky power chords and iconic vocal duos.