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“Fly Under” by Carla Patullo

Closing out a GRAMMY-winning album is no small task, but “Fly Under” handles it with a kind of quiet confidence that’s hard to pull off. Co-written and performed with Martha Wainwright, this track wraps up NOMADICA in a way that actually sticks with you after the music stops. Carla’s voice is the kind you pay …

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“Valentine” by Hana Piranha

Hana Piranha have a way of making you feel uneasy and completely captivated at the same time, and “Valentine” nails that balance better than anything they’ve put out before. The lead single from their forthcoming Heart of Darkness EP isn’t a slow burn, it pulls you straight into the kind of romantic mess you recognize …

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“Earth Goddesses” by Becky Raisman

Becky Raisman is not trying to be anyone other than herself on this EP, and honestly, that is the best thing about it. The Mount Pleasant artist has put together four tracks built around confidence, joy, and the kind of self-assurance that does not need to shout to get its point across. And my favorite …

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“Derby Hill” by Derby Hill

Derby Hill’s self-titled EP is the kind of record that makes you want to hear again and again, it gets better after each listen. He recorded this thing in Chicago basements and hall closets, and you can hear the honesty in every track. He just released songs about real people dealing with real problems. The …

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“In a Heartbeat” by Shaky

Shaky’s new single “In a Heartbeat” is a solid track about looking back at your twenties and realizing how much simpler things used to be. He’s not trying to make it some grand statement, it’s just an honest reflection on those years when you were running around Philadelphia, playing shows, and figuring life out as …

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“Music from a Cloud” by Mohawk Castle

Mohawk Castle recorded this entire single in his living room, handling everything from writing to mastering, and you can tell he put serious thought into every detail. The blend of art-rock and electronica here works better than it probably should. He takes cues from Thom Yorke’s solo stuff but pushes it toward a brighter, more …

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“What Brings You Back” by Lana Crow

Lana Crow’s new single catches you off guard with how personal it gets. She wrote this one imagining how God might actually talk to us, not in some grand, distant way, but as someone who genuinely cares. The 78 BPM tempo gives everything space to land properly, and her voice floats over lines like “The …

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“Ultraviolet” by DrewJam

DrewJam takes his time with “Ultraviolet”, and honestly, that’s the best part. The song starts quiet, just acoustic guitar and his voice keeping things close, then gradually opens up with piano, drums, and eventually these huge electric guitars that make the whole buildup worth it. He recorded most of the parts himself between home and …

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“Mais Do Que Uma Cor” by Cantoria do Amor

This Basel duo’s debut single caught me off guard in the best way. Daniel Messina and Daniel Somaroo switch between Portuguese and Spanish seamlessly, Messina takes the verses and chorus in Portuguese, then Somaroo comes in with Spanish sections that tie everything together. The hook has been stuck in my head since first listen. The …

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“Butterflies” by Carley Varley

Carley Varley’s “Butterflies” pulls no punches when it comes to heartbreak. This is the second single from their ‘Anatomy of Loss’ EP, and it tackles that awful realization when you figure out your entire relationship was built on lies, and the lead guitar work does most of the heavy lifting here. It’s sharp and purposeful, …

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“Mi Sangre Baila” by Ivelisse Del Carmen

Ivelisse Del Carmen released a track that pulls you from the first second. The way she moves between Spanish and English feels natural, like she’s talking to family one minute and explaining herself to strangers the next. She is a talented artist, and her music is very unique. The sugarcane verse stands out, sweet and …

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“Childhood Memories” by Levi Sap Nei Thang

Levi’s 15-track country album is a tribute to her parents, this collection balances joy with the kind of bittersweet reflection that comes from looking back at where you started. “Fishing Trip” captures those carefree outdoor adventures we all remember, while “Sunday” beautifully connects spiritual lessons with simple pleasures like berry-picking in the woods. Even “I …