Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Priya Francis is an observant writer. On her previous songs, she’s quick to point out her own flaws, but she just as easily lays bare those of the people around her. She has ...
Based in Brooklyn, Benny Oyama touches listeners with his multicultural artistry in more ways than one. The Japanese and Jewish singer-songwriter frequently explores traditional Brazilian and American folk influences to produce moments of intimacy. His ...
Out of the many, MANY issues grabbing at our attention this year, mental health is a noble and notable topic that’s been making its way around social media. Infographics and Twitter threads are all helpful ...
Toronto-based “emo queer east asian rock band” cutsleeve are breaking barriers in a lot of ways, but they also have a sense of their place in tradition. Taking their name from a Chinese folk tale ...
In today’s age of bedroom DJs and synth fanatics, James Ivy revisits acoustic songwriting to reach his inner storyteller. Based in New York, the 21 year-old Korean-American artist recently shifted away from his electronic music ...
Alt rock band The Happy Fits is as out of their depth as the rest of us in their newest release, What Could Be Better. The album operates at the thin line between thrill and ...
Though Krithi’s most recent summer album, Pada-Pada-Ppu (படபடப்பு), contains tracks that are free of lyrics, it is anything but silent or without a message. The nine-track album features a variety of pulses, beats, and colors ...
London-based singer-songwriter beabadoobee (Beatrice Laus) is bringing back the ‘90s in a big way. Her EP from last year, Space Cadet, traded in the lo-fi acoustics of her earlier work for a more lush sound, ...
“cook4u” from Hong Kong-born, London-based indie artist bb sway is an ode to her favorite way to make someone feel loved. Written on a lovely winter night with good friends, “cook4u” definitely warms the soul. ...
Jordan Singh’s debut single, “Like a Knife,” has lived many lives. A cursory search on YouTube will reveal the multitude of forms that the song has taken, the first of which dating all the way ...