Jackson Scott - ‘Popsicle’
Alternative singer/songwriter Jackson Scott has released his third studio album ‘Everything Is Ephemeral', showcased by the new lead single ‘Popsicle’. Based in Pittsburgh and with a decade-long influence in local DIY scenes, Scott's music appeals to fans of Deerhunter and My Bloody Valentine, and his work has been featured in major publications like NPR and NME.
Scrimshaw Porn - ‘Good Girl’
Scrimshaw Porn, the solo project of musician Nick Helgesen, has released his new single 'Good Girl', blending introspective lyrics with rich indie-pop soundscapes. Inspired by a 1956 guide on how to be a 'good housewife,' the track offers a sharp critique of outdated gender norms, using witty sarcasm to highlight the lingering influence of mid-20th-century expectations on modern society.
Tyrin - ‘A Little Bit More’
Brooklyn-born artist Tyrin returns with his latest single 'A Little Bit More,' a vibrant summer anthem that blends post-punk and hip-hop influences while exploring the complexities of relationships and personal growth. With an upbeat sound inspired by Outkast's 'Hey Ya,' the track pairs catchy, feel-good melodies with introspective lyrics about the emotional fallout of a breakup, showcasing Tyrin's talent for creating music that is both nostalgic and modern.
ION - ‘Homesick’
Alt-indie musician ION unveils 'Homesick,' the last single from his forthcoming EP, 'Like A Sickness,' which delves into the concepts of madness and spiritual endurance. Combining tribal percussion with rich synth layers, ION taps into the primal essence of sound, presenting a unique perspective on the tribal house genre that encourages spiritual resilience.
The Lower Aetna - ‘Blood Moon’
The Lower Aetna's new single ‘Blood Moon’ merges alt-country with indie vibes, highlighting the band's continuously evolving musical approach through a diverse mix of instruments. Inspired by Dylan Gallimore’s personal experiences as a closeted teen, the track also includes performances by Philadelphia pedal steel maestro Mike "Slo-Mo" Brenner.
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