The new track is titled “Concrete Fountain,” a melodic, dreamy pop track that has me swaying and feeling looped into a David Lynch dreamscape.

This week’s hottest new track is a veritable Swedish invasion of sorts.

Joshua Crumbly is embracing the changes and is ready for his new beginnings. Are you?

Pittsburgh native Stevie Flowers has just blessed us with a new indie pop track to add to our playlist of the year.

Instantly likable and catchy, Hoorsees’ new single “New Career,” should be at the top of all playlists.

Musical trio Khruangbin have effortlessly created a new single leading up to the release of their new album.

Eric Nizgretsky of Loose Buttons is such a big fan of Jon Hamm he wrote a likable rock/pop song about him.

Drive By Cinema, a pop-punk band from Southern California, is starting the year with a bang.

“You Meant Nothing, Too” is a sad and somber new single by singer/songwriter Zoya Zafar.

Julia Nunes is a master of expressing her emotions through music.

32elephants brings fresh new sounds out of Amsterdam.

Levi Connor’s new single “Going To Sea” comes roaring and barreling into 2024.

Stroll into 2024 with the trippiest jam of the season, with the enigmatic Seamus Kelly’s newest single, “Morphine.”

Every second of this song reflects Chloe’s undying love for a genre that helped raise her.

Extra Space’s first single, “Pace” is a trippy, cosmic exploration of sound.

Paramore just shook us all to our core… or did they?

Nightlife seamlessly combines funky dance music with well-known punk tricks.

The rowdy, frenetic, raw, and aggressive song is wild and out of control.

Death from Above 1979 hosted a two-night, sold-out gig at The Roxy in West Hollywood.