Boston-based artists Jasper Bickers and Lauren Jean kickstart the season with the release of their new single, “YOU DON’T WANNA BE MINE.”

Gracie Abrams is wistful and playful on her highly anticipated sophomore album The Secret of Us. Fans have been craving more of Abrams’ gut-wrenching and relatable ballads ever since she dropped her breathtaking debut album Good Riddance last year, and fans will be pleased to know that Abrams has again delivered a beautiful and intimate collection of thoughtfully written and performed tracks.

Aurora shows off emotion and profound feelings in their new album “What Happened To The Heart” in what seems to be her best work yet.

Nashville based singer-songwriter Emma Andersen invokes elegant melancholy while recounting a former relationship in new single. 

Hard-hitting NYC rock band Granite Garden debuts their debut single “Am I Just Bored,” an angsty anthem capturing a relationship falling apart.

The Marías explore themes of loneliness among watery motifs in their sophomore triumph ‘Submarine’

Donald Glover, or Childish Gambino, reimagines his previous body of work, “3.15.20”, with a cryptic and coveted release of the album, “Atavista.” 

Maya Hawke’s newest album is her best work yet.

Bad Omens pushes the boundaries and experiments with a new sound on their newest release CONCRETE JUNGLE [THE OST], a soundtrack for their comic book series.

Indie trio Tiny Habits have continually proven themselves as a musical force to be reckoned with.

Twenty One Pilots return with new album Clancy.

Fans have been eagerly awaiting Bring Me The Horizon’s ninth studio album since its delayal last September, and it’s finally here.

Indie music darlings, Wallows, capture emotion and energy in their brand new album, giving listeners a journey full of love and depth.

Clairo announces her third album with this breezy, melodic new single.

Psychedelic rock quartet, Crumb, returns with a masterfully crafted universe of eclectic sounds and heart-felt sentiments.

Cage The Elephant is back and better than ever with Neon Pill, a deeply personal and introspective addition to their discography.

Zayn returns with “Room Under The Stairs” his most intimate album which has been six years in the making and allows us to hear his journey of personal growth.

Trailblazing indie artist, Beabadoobee, teases her highly anticipated upcoming album with her single, “Take a Bite”.

Darling of the New York City rock scene, Sid Simons, introduces himself in his debut album Beneath the Brightest Smiles.

Beth Gibbons' debut solo album, “Lives Outgrown,” is a deeply intimate and melancholic folk exploration of saying goodbye and reflecting on the past, marked by poetic lyrics, haunting melodies, and moments of quiet acceptance.

Billie Eilish is back with her perfectly named third studio album “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT”.

The soundtrack for Jane Schoenbrun’s I Saw The TV Glow is a stunning amalgamation of adolescence, queerness, and the 90s including artists such as Caroline Polacheck, Phoebe Bridgers, and Jay Som.

Kings of Leon have released their ninth studio album, “Can We Please Have Fun”. The album stands as their revival and reintroduction to the world, it’s obvious that they’ve grown and evolved since their previous album.

Indie Artist Hana Vu returns with new album “Romanticism“ and invites us to griefe our youth.