Conan Gray’s Wishbone is a masterclass in heartbreak storytelling, pairing his most refined sound yet with lyrics that ache, linger, and beg to be screamed out the car window.

Dijon explores a new chapter in his life in his second full length album, ‘Baby.’

On Sweet, the Brooklynite teaches a masterclass in shoegaze and self-reflection.

Quadeca takes listeners on an immersive voyage on his latest studio record as he experiments with a whimsical sonic blend of folk and hip hop.

With upbeat indie-rock rhythms and a combination of desperate but stripped back vocals, Aidan Bissett moves gracefully through the joys, frustrations, and the sorrows of early romance.

Mirador makes a case for the return of the bard with their debut single “Feels Like Gold.”

From the album covers, which all feature skeletal creatures in the same art style, to the consistent sound of her music, Indigo De Souza is clearly purposeful in her work. This consistency remains in their newly released fourth studio album, Precipice.

5 Seconds of Summer’s guitarist Michael Clifford took “side quest” a little too seriously and make a whole solo album

On Voyeur, Alessi Rose turns late‑night heartbreak into hypnotic pop anthems full of sharp lyrics and dreamy textures.

The up-and-coming band dropped the song of the summer — and it’s their debut single.

Earthy vocals and calming instrumentals showcase FLETCHER in a new light as she explores her identity and discovers her truest self.

‘Moisturizer’ invites you into a swirling rock and roll world of romantic secrets, womanhood, and that crushing feeling of falling in love.