Grandson dives right into the chaos of the world with his new single “BRAINROT” off of his upcoming album “INERTIA”.

The Beaches channel the frustration and unresolved tension of a broken relationship in their brand new single.

Lydia Night returns with the punchy “The Hearse”, the second single off her upcoming debut solo album

Alice Phoebe Lou continues to carve out a space for raw, unvarnished emotional storytelling.

Leighton takes an electric approach to things, adding many layers to scratch your brain in her brand new song.

Daisy Grenade delivers a track that's as thought-provoking as it is danceable.

Lola Young is striving to make women feel comfortable to be able to take control and say what you want.

Audrey Hobert is not trying to be a pop savior, she just wants to be wanted. And with a debut this good, she absolutely will be.

The song “Moody” serves as an example of this, transporting listeners to a state of thinking about their special significant other despite the occasional mood swings the artist exhibits.

Lydia Night doesn’t want your sympathy. The former Regrettes frontwoman released her debut solo single “Pity Party” last month. And it’s a hell of a party.

Los Angeles-based girl group, KATSEYE, released their attention-grabbing new single, “Gnarly.”

South Carolina based band Tourneforte releases three new singles since mid-February, curating possible new sounds blended with notes from earlier albums.

“Ballyhoo” feels like the Green Day song everyone was hoping for to continue the last note faded out at the end of “Saviors” leaving Billie Joe’s lyrics hitting harder than ever.