indie folk

There’s something quietly devastating about the way Natalie Del Carmen approaches heartbreak. She doesn’t oversell it or dramatize it for effect. Instead, she lets the emotion sit where it naturally belongs: in the spaces between longing and resignation, freedom and grief, memory and acceptance. On her newest release, a reimagined version of The Shins’ “Gone […]

Pluralone today have shared their new single “Ranting and Raving,” the latest preview of their upcoming LP A Drop In The Ocean, due out June 12th via Org Music. “It’s always good to examine your reactions,” songwriter Josh Klinghoffer explains. “At one time, I’m sure I could’ve been accused of ranting and raving from time to time. I might not do that […]

New York singer-songwriter Wormy (aka Noah Rauchwerk) today has shared his new single “27 Days” the latest track from his forthcoming LP Shark River, out January 16th via Rose Garden. The textured, wintry track follows lead single “Give Up,” which was co-produced by Samia and Renny Conti–both of whom Rauchwerk is a touring drummer for. “I wrote this about a […]

It’s the singer-songwriter’s first new solo music since her 2017 debut album.

Caught between others’ perceptions and her true nature, Margaux finds space for reflection on her first release.

The up-and-coming New Jersey native examines loss and moving on in his new single.

The latest track from Lola Marsh is a noirish, ghostly tune that’s guaranteed to have you tapping your feet.

“Chin Up” is a pleasantly wistful bit of indie folk, while the video manages to be both somberly wintery and soaked in violence.

Does her new album go too far?

Darling, It’ll Be Alright features both a larger sonic palette and a more organic sound than the artist’s previous releases. It features the single “Lonely Hearts, Los Angeles,” dropping on March 29.