Ellery Twining made “Oy!” as part of a soundtrack for a student film by Ben Bostian, a filmmaker he connected with through a loose web of shared SCAD history and mutual contacts. https://t.co/f5qzCTNGbB
Susan Style is a Taiwanese producer and singer-songwriter based in London, writing and producing her own material and treating this debut as a personal record shaped by leaving Taipei for London. https://t.co/uXduSh7SoS
Kim Cameron is a Miami Beach artist with Billboard chart history who’s been stepping into a progressive new age space for a run of singles.
https://t.co/p4TewnGsky
Soft as Hell is a Brighton project led by one person who wrote the track and played everything except the drums, which are handled by Jamie-Ray Scarratt. https://t.co/AxKFRvMxkQ
SYLIANRUE is the solo project of Yuichi Nishikawa, a former industrial rock vocalist who shifted into composition after developing a vocal disorder. https://t.co/sOKQ6tDzdm
Cries of Redemption is Ed Silva’s project out of Bloomingdale, built from a big backlog and a stubborn dislike of algorithm-chasing release habits. https://t.co/n1zZ3iouZ8
Eternal Mourning is a Montreal indie folk project that likes its songs dark and cinematic. “Working That Mine” is framed as a track about persistence and internal pressure, the grind part, not the glory part.
https://t.co/usdk7HuNBi
Mashal MN is a solo producer in Saitama, handling the writing, arrangement, and mix alone in Logic Pro. He talks about film-score scale and neo-classical influence in the same breath,... https://t.co/PYrbrwQB4F
Lisa Lim’s “Out Of My Mind” wastes no time acting polite. It jumps in with rock’n’roll teeth already showing, guitars roughed up, drums stomping forward, the track moving with a greasy confidence that suits the title. https://t.co/CKVrNfbpQX
Jack Agdur’s Veiled States moves with the patience of someone comfortable leaving a question open. The EP is piano-led, quiet in its scale, and focused on emotional shades that never fully announce themselves. https://t.co/G7SBQ1yemC
Lucian Lacewing’s “Land Of Enchantment” enters like a room already glowing in low light. The Bristol artist’s debut single does not need drums to create movement. https://t.co/D0qdRsLtwM
“Travelin’ Heart” by Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard moves like a road song already in motion: warm, handmade, and built for end credits or travel scenes..
https://t.co/rTqXwUOKkS
HJ Soul’s “Unbreakable” opens with piano that feels almost storybook at first, soft enough to suggest fantasy, but weighted enough to keep the song from floating away. https://t.co/pCdpAtDkdL
AnnaBelle Swift’s “Belong” has the sound of someone stepping into a new room and deciding not to leave. There is a country-folk tint in the writing, with enough Americana color to give the song a warm, open feel. https://t.co/U8Tbiy7VJk
Lucija Grabovac’s Smile sounds close to the ground: guitars, vocal warmth, soft percussion, keys, and songs that move through love, healing, nature, and the quiet after a breakup. https://t.co/ScNwIeVIT3
AMBASADORIA is messy, emotional, and refuses to sit still. Kowalczyk and Limami piece together fragments of memory, rhythm, and noise into something that feels personal and unfinished on purpose.
https://t.co/K6lY2uCJIX