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Euan Blackman Shares Tales of the Human Condition in Soft Focus

Liverpool, England-based artist Euan Blackman releases "Sinking"

Recent Articles By Cynthia Gross https://youtu.be/vqDBJ8blUDc This Alchemical Records article is read by the author to provide a multimedia experience for our audience while increasing the accessibility of our content to persons with hearing loss, low vision, dyslexia, physical or motor disabilities, or are on the autism spectrum. With his latest single, “Sinking,” Liverpool, England-based […]

Dream Demon Offers Listeners a ‘Bargain’

Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych Dream Demon is not your typical band. It is a collective of West Coast-based bands: Scott Mercado of San Diego’s Manuok, Via Satellite, and Black Heart Procession; Mike Sparks, Robert Cheek, and John O’Connell of Seattle’s By Sunlight; and Ben Heywood of LA’s Giant Waste of Man. Dream Demon began […]

Adam James Reawakens to the Beauty of Life with ‘Sleep at Night’

Recent Articles By Cynthia Gross Los Angeles-based indie folk artist Adam James teases his upcoming album with a dreamy, nostalgic single “Sleep at Night.” Effervescence radiates from the track and delivers a familiar nostalgia reminiscent of the freedom associated with summer. “Sleep at Night” is powerful because of its subtlety. Fittingly, the concept for “Sleep […]

Molly Mae Wants to Know

Recent Articles The Alchemist Following a series of features, including on Liam Mockridge’s debut album, Palma’s “Got me Like” and KASPERG’s “Give You My All,” which collectively received New Music Friday support across the Nordics, Soundcloud Freshly Pressed, and Apple Music plus YouTube Music editorial slots, the 24-year-old Finnish-Swedish producer and singer Molly Mae has […]

Caitlin Min Fa Lets You Know It’s Okay to Fall Apart

Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych If you’ve been stuck in a rut and are looking for some inspiration, check out Caitlin Min Fa’s newest single, “I Need U.” Drawing inspiration from pop, ballad, and gospel, Melbourne, Australia-based singer-songwriter Caitlin Min Fa aims to uplift others with her songs. Caitlin’s songs reflect this goal, with their […]

B.A.D.A Drops a Statement about Injustice With “Sound of Violence”

While trying to stand out in the overpopulated electronic-indie-pop scene is an ambitious mission.
This is how the duo of NY/LA based artist/producer/multi-instrumentalist Carey Clayton and brazilian artists/producer Pedro Cesario created B.A.D.A.

The NPR-featured self-produced trilingual visual album was recorded throughout 2019 in a cabin in Woodstock NY, the Abbey Road studios in London by the hands of John Barret (James Bay, Daniel Ceaser, George Ezra) – where features of fellow musicians Emmavie, Rayon and the British Youth Choir were added – and then finished in Clayton`s bedroom in Greenpoint Brooklyn, with mixings by Luke Moelman (synth pop duo Great Goof Fine Ok) and masterings by Chris Gheringuer (Lizzo, Janele Monale, Harry Styles).

“We had the opportunity to collaborate with amazing people, but 98% of the recording process happened in isolation” says Pedro.

Their newest track is called “Sounds of Violence” and it has some amazing vocals to really get the listener in their feels. The song makes you really think about the state of the world currently. It combines both psychedelic elements with some funk. Check out the track below.

Darro Accepts His Fate in “Wired Shut”

Darro Chea is not alone in using music as a therapeutic outlet for managing personal struggles. In “Wired Shut,” which released Friday, Darro reaches a place of contentment and acceptance on his personal journey through the diagnosis and surgical removal of a brain tumor.

Trickstaer Wants To Know “When Does It End”

Tony Truong (born October 17, 2001), better known by his stage name Trickstaer, is a Vietnamese American rapper, singer, composer, and record producer. He received initial recognition from the third collection of music, Phantoms of Reiterations: released in September 2020.

Meet Trickstaer, a very odd case from New Braunfels, TX who has just recently put on a mass following, with his latest EP “Phantoms of Reiterations”. Is this just another average wanna-be kid nobody? Underground Hip-Hop fans have turned eyes and answered this question for us. Trickstaer is no stranger to being the underdog, and while newcomers to his music might not understand at first, watching his fans it’s definitely clear to see how much they love what he’s doing.

Our favorite song on his new EP, is called, “When Does It End”, as it has some very unique production. The track has a bouncy feel to it, while also having an underlying emotional aspect that really engages the listener. You can check out the track below.

Josh Fudge is Thinking About the “Second Date”

Josh Fudge is an 18-year-old singer-songwriter that is really making a name for himself in the music industry. He is from Oklahoma City, but is being heard all over the world. Not too much is known about him just yet, but that should change very soon.

His newest track is called, “Second Date” and it reminds us of a Mac Demarco track. The song is about getting bored too quickly in a relationship and growing to miss how things used to be. Nostalgic undertones tucked under a smooth and quaint mix make for a deep yet easy listening Indie/Bedroom Pop experience. As we listened we were brought in by the soothing production, and comforting guitar and synth chords. This song is a stepping stone for Josh Fudge on his journey to stardom. Check it out below.

Pawl and Discrete Drop, “Type Like That”

Pawl is an artist, songwriter, and producer based in Stockholm, Sweden with roots in Lebanon. He began producing songs at 13 years old, and hasn’t looked back. Pawl has since been gaining international recognition through the support and likes of The Chainsmokers, Cheat Codes, and other famous artists.

His newest track is called, “Type Like That” and he teamed up with an electropop connoisseur also from Stockholm, Discrete. The song is one that makes you want to dance from start to finish. It’s a great club track, and as the world starts to open, I’m sure you’ll hear this when you go out to your nearest club (maybe DuPont Circle?). The lyricism is unbelievably catchy, specifically the hook, as it is balanced with the bouncy production. Check out the track below.