Tarik transforms quiet heartbreak into a shimmering, hook-filled anthem with “Freckles”—a song that aches, uplifts, and lingers long after it ends.
Dweller share evocative new single and video “Make Home,” exploring themes of displacement and belonging.
Sungaze blend shoegaze shimmer with raw emotion on “Rice Crispies,” a bittersweet anthem about love, loss, and the grip of addiction.
Tom Saint mixes 80s new-wave with emo rap in his new single “too young to fall in love”—but, trust us—IT WORKS!
Vitess crafts a smooth, hypnotic house groove that builds slowly, hits deep, and sets the perfect tone for late summer nights.
Don Diablo taps into pure emotion and dancefloor ecstasy with a genre-defying anthem that hits just as hard as it heals.
KhanPhAro & the New Creatures deliver a short, savage, genre-bending anthem that’s part nu-metal fever dream, part psychedelic funk riot.
A loud, hook-filled, heart-on-sleeve trip through chaos, catharsis, and catchy-as-hell riffs.
Global grooves, Thai soul, and funk-fueled fire—Salin turns every stage into a celebration.
No tickets, no mercy. The A Thousand Lives Tour incinerates 1720 with raw, floor-shaking chaos in the heart of DTLA.
Futuristic fury meets emotional weight—Kingdom of Giants ignite a new era with Burning Chrome.
Fit For a King returns with unrelenting force—new video, new era, and a tour that’s ready to shake the foundation.
German-born, stadium-sized, and heartbreak-fueled—Indecent Behavior makes pop-punk feel massive again.
Jakob Nowell continues his father’s incredible legacy with his take on Sublime’s first single, “Ebin,” with features by Jesse James Pariah and Zayno.
Fwango revamps indie-emo with Weezer-like charm and Strokes-y shredding in their new, nuanced single, “Consequences.”
Simple Shapes turn quiet yearning into poetic catharsis on their stunning new single “Mallard.”
joyful.’s existential spiral is lathered in rich, gooey lead synthesizers and building distorted guitars within their newest single, “We Were Golden.”
Almondmilkhunni blends sugar, grit, and hyperpop heat on her bold new single “New Jerzey.”
Devin Møre’s twinkly synthesizers take the lead in his sociopolitical dread anthem, “Tell Myself It’s Fine.”
This book reclaims a question rooted in exclusion and turns it into a declaration of self, community, and belonging.