Beabadoobee’s third studio album This Is How Tomorrow Moves finds her with her head on her shoulders, but not without a few growing pains.

The New Jersey based singer has mastered the 70s sound in just her second single.

Shawn Mendes is back with two new singles from his forthcoming album Shawn, out on October 18th!

Magic lives inside of all us— Empire of the Sun remind us of that on new album “Ask That God”.

This one’s for all the heartbroken, emotional, indie rock fans. Khatumu puts your feelings into song with her latest release: Hunting Days.

In their fourth studio album, Glass Animals solidify their sound. The listener is sent on a journey through space, tasked with parsing out all the ups, downs, and in-betweens of love.

The third time really is the “Charm;” Clairo’s latest record feels just like falling in love.

COIN relearned that music is worth making– a push that sent them into a writing spree after a long rut. The release of their new single “Take It Or Leave It” is just the beginning.

While maintaining their signature dreamy soundscapes and atmospheric production, Cigarettes After Sex ventures into darker, more introspective territory with “X’s”. Photo by Krists Luhaers.

The California singer-songwriter blends her complex storytelling with explorative production in ‘Big Ideas.’ Photo by Nedda Afsari.

Towa Bird shows off her artistery in her newly released album, “American Hero.”

Beabadoobee is just too good at writing love songs, and her swooning new single “Ever Seen” feels bigger than ever.

After an immense era of change, Still Woozy pours his heart and soul into his sophomore album, Loveseat.

Never failing to impress, Omar Apollo pours his grief and heartbreak into his new album “God Said No”

After glancing inwards on her sophomore album, Clairo seems ready to come out of her shell again and be sexy to someone.

Daniel Nunnelee’s debut album is a stunningly thoughtful work from an artist who exudes vulnerability.

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.