Smartly constructed with a quick, understated wit, “What Do I Know?” is the refreshing, poised and breezily-tuneful brand-new single from Dublin, Ireland’s Sarah Crean. All the streaming links you’ll need for it are right here.
Mystical, Motown-inspired and softly groovy, “It Must Change” is the personal, philosophical and plush new single from New York City’s ANOHNI and the Johnsons. Streaming links are here. It’s taken from the forthcoming album My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross, released by Secretly Canadian on July 7th. You can order opaque-yellow-vinyl, black-vinyl and CD editions of it from Bandcamp or from the Secretly Store today.
Whimsical and familiar, “na na na song” is the gently-relatable, comforting brand-new single from Nashville’s Charli Adams. Streaming links for it are here, and her Bullseye album from a couple of years ago is on Bandcamp. Via The Line of Best Fit.
Trim, affable and sunny, “Gravity” is the endearingly-Shania-esque brand-new single from Lovetta — the solo-musical project of Nashville’s Taylor Dupuis. Out today courtesy of Kill Rock Stars, you can find it on Bandcamp, while streaming links are right here.
Softly cyclical and thoughtfully textured, “Superficial Conversation” is the kaleidoscopic, shining new single from Oakland’s Madeline Kenney. On July 28th she releases her new album A New Reality Mind on Carpark Records, and you can pre-order tangerine-vinyl and CD versions of that both from them and from Bandcamp. Streaming links for this track and additional digital options meanwhile are here.
Exquisitely edited, stirringly performed and incandescent, “Anywhere” is an opulent anthem and the sky-scraping brand-new single from Halifax, England’s Ellur. Out on Leeds’ Dance to the Radio, you can stream it now. Via The Line of Best Fit.
Live-wired and wiry, poetic and committed, “Achtung” is a thrillingly-unpredictable shower of amber sparks and the scintillating brand-new single from London’s Modern Woman. Out now on End of the Road Records, you can find streaming information for it here along with links to the band’s previous releases.
Candid, stylishly crafted and cut like glass, “Nothing Matters” is the coyly-dangerous, regally-refined new and debut single from London’s The Last Dinner Party. Sundry streaming links for this are right here.
Clear-eyed and Nico-inspired, “Must Be Tears” is the lyrical, kindly-observed and beautiful brand-new single from L.A.’s Lael Neale. Her new album Star Eaters Delight is released by Sub Pop on April 21st, and you can find an impressive array of pre-saving information and physical versions of it at this link.
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