Author: TCG

Collaborators from a time gone by, Mike Sartor and Darcey Stone aka Waver have finally set out what they’ve always intended to do, which is record an album together. The one time university roommates give us Space and Time, which is an accomplished and tight rock album dripping with 90’s nostalgia.  The duo split everything […]

Rzekomo’s The Gray Zone of Talk sounds like what might happen if microhouse, ambient jazz, and philosophical existentialism all got trapped together inside a beautifully malfunctioning tape machine. The Polish project’s newest release continues the sprawling 10 times 10 gives 100 series — ten albums over ten years, each containing ten tracks — but don’t […]

Boston-based mod-pop trio The Chelsea Curve return with The Rideout, an album that feels propelled by constant motion and tightly controlled energy. From the outset, the record leans into a sense of forward momentum, with sharp instrumentation and a rhythmic pulse that rarely lets up. While rooted firmly in the band’s established mod-pop identity, there’s […]

There’s something hypnotic about Sibyl Shaw and their debut EP, Pure Liminality. Built almost entirely from layered vocals, the Nashville-based artist creates a sound that feels both intimate and cinematic, pulling listeners into a dreamlike space somewhere between indie folk, ambient music, and choral experimentation. What makes Pure Liminality stand out is how emotionally raw […]

Maxx Nies is creating the kind of pop music that feels personal from the very first listen. The 25-year-old New York artist blends pop, electro pop and indie pop into songs that are emotional, relatable and honest. Now, Maxx is turning heads with her empowering new project, “Give Me A Reason.” Her music speaks openly […]

Tylden has never been the type of artist to fake confidence in his music. Everything about his sound comes from real experiences, real emotions, and moments that shaped him along the way. That honesty is exactly what makes “I Feel Unstoppable” hit so hard. The Oslo-based singer-songwriter created the track during a difficult period where […]

There’s a vibrant unpredictability at the heart of Irem Bekter’s “Miscommunication (Lost In Transmission),” a single that feels as alive as the conversations it seeks to emulate. Lifted from her upcoming album The Winding Road, the track captures the beauty—and occasional absurdity—of trying to connect across boundaries. Bekter’s artistry has always been shaped by movement. […]

Revived Echoes invites listeners into a glowing emotional space with “Let’s Do It Now,” a track that blends electrodance energy with a deeply human sense of storytelling. It’s the kind of release that feels both personal and expansive at once. Built on Mike Sting’s shimmering production, the song pulses with movement—bright synth textures, steady rhythmic […]

In 2022, Kanu Chauhan did one of the bravest things a person can do: emigrate to another country with no support network. Many people give in to loneliness, but Chauhan found her place within a community of artists and creatives. This nurturing network is indirectly responsible for her 2nd single of this year: Perfect Sign. […]

Turn Two are back at it again, and honestly, it feels like they’re hitting their stride right now. If you’ve been following them since their Darkest Days EP, you’ll know they’ve always had that mix of punchy guitars, catchy hooks, and real emotion. But this new release feels a step forward without losing what made […]