Ryne Meadow’s third album Baptisms is a folk record with an edge — quiet where it needs to be, confrontational where it counts. Rooted in queerness, faith, and hard-won self-acceptance, it’s the most honest thing the Athens, Georgia singer-songwriter has made.
Cosmo’s Midnight’s “45 Cosmo’s Midnight” brings bright synths, playful percussion and a warm vibe. It’s a joyful ride and perfect soundtrack for summer moments.
KOLORA’s Ambient Music For Global Warming delivers haunting ambient textures and emotional depth. It invites you to listen — and reflect on our planet.
When Theobuntu, GR!DR and Laust join forces on “Bleeding Out”, they deliver a nostalgic yet driving electronic track.
Trueclaw’s “The Ones Remembered” moves between memory and sound. With cinematic synths and heartfelt vocals, it’s a track that stays with you.
Yere’s “Boulevardier” fuses jazz touches with house rhythm. A late-night groove built for movement and mood.
Skepta & Finessekid hit hard with “Sirens From Ireland”. A raw, driving track that demands attention and sets the tone for what’s next.
Martin Lopes’ “Little Love” is a chill house track full of warmth, emotion, and summer vibes. A heartfelt anthem for love, second chances, and connection.
“Back 2 Me” by Ordley is a minimalist house track with infectious grooves. Its smooth production and subtle vocal touches make it ideal for immersive listening.
If you haven’t heard “Groove Groove” by GR1FN and Chaz Marcus yet, it’s time to hit play. This track is the perfect balance of smooth vocals and irresistible beats, with just the right amount of energy to keep you dancing all day long.