This Friday, May 7th, Sarah Klang releases her Virgo LP, and she’s paired its showstopping “Love So Cruel” with a sweetly-surreal and mind-bending new video. You can find streaming links for the track here, and you can order red-vinyl, black-vinyl and CD versions of the album from her webstore.
A heavenly haze, “pour a brain” is the wondrously-constructed, sedately-soaring debut single from London-based musician mui zyu. Out courtesy of Father/Daughter Records, you can find streaming links for it here, and it’s available from Bandcamp, too.
Poetic and pastoral, “Last Stand” is humane, literate and the affecting latest single from Detroit’s Libby DeCamp. All of the Bandcamp proceeds for the song will be donated to the Indigenous Environmental Network. Finally her debut album Westward and Faster will be released on May 21st.
Sinuous confessions wrapped in stylish honesty and barbed in smart humor, “I Do This All The Time” is a cool confrontation and the subtly epic new single from Rebecca Lucy Taylor’s Self Esteem. You can find sundry streaming and download links for it right here.
Romantic Images is the title of the next album from Austin’s Molly Burch, from which you can hear the gleaming glamour of its “Control” above. Streaming links for the track are right here. The album meanwhile is released by Captured Tracks on July 23rd, and you can pre-order colored-vinyl, CD and cassette versions both from them and from her webstore now.
Berlin’s talented and boundary-pushing political journalist and musician Anika has just unveiled “Finger Pies”, her ageless, ice-blue and exquisite brand-new single. You can find all the links you’ll need to hear it right here, and you can find more of her music on Bandcamp, too.
Its revelations subtly disclosed and smoothly delivered, “Secrets” is the refined latest single from L.A.- and London-based Sarah Walk. You can find streaming and download links for it here, while her new EP Simply will be released on June 24th.
As she’s anything but, the title’s a winking irony, while the track’s laced elegance discloses a seductive danger. “Plain Jane” is heart racing and taken from Four° In Winter, the brand-new release from Croydon’s Rachel Chinouriri. You can stream the whole thing now on Apple Music.
