This Friday, December 19th, Detroit’s The Kelly Jean Caldwell Band release their Birdie LP, but you can fall under the spell of its hypnotic, chromatic track “Meatloaf” right now. Both vinyl and digital versions of the album can be found on her Bandcamp page.
Toronto’s Madisyn Whajne is a member of the Whitefish River First Nation, and “Killing Desire” with its surging, chiming retro-charm is taken from her brand-new LP Save Our Hearts. You can buy digital and vinyl editions of it now from her Bandcamp page.
Parisian musician Emma Broughton, a.k.a. Blumi, will be releasing her debut-solo EP I know about you in the Spring, and from it you can hear its “Blumi the darkness” — a hushed and tender revelation — above. The track is up on her Bandcamp page now. Via Les inRocks.
The song is enchanting, the video divine and ceremonial, the album arrives next year. Natalie Bergman’s self-produced, self-titled LP will be released care of Third Man Records, but this can provide lots of joy in the meantime.
An expressive expanse, “Unknown” is the literate, idiosyncratic and touching new single from Leeds’ Josephine Sillars. You can download it now from her Bandcamp page, while Enemy, her new EP, will be released on January 15th.
L.A.’s wonderful Jennie Vee releases her Out For Blood b/w Wild Flower 7″ next week, and you can hear its charming, churning and brightly-beaming A-side above. Out from December 15th, you can pre-order a milky-clear-translucent-vinyl edition of it from her Bandcamp page now.
A smart and gentle Western-starlit chanson, “Cool Dry Place” is the rewarding title track to the new album Katy Kirby releases on February 19th of next year. You can pre-order Texas-smoke-vinyl, CD and cassette versions of that right now from Austin’s Keeled Scales.
Confidence and melody merge to breathe in swirls, its natural joys glitter with an easy energy. You can find download links for “The Art of Giving Up” by Manchester’s wildly-promising Maddy Storm right here. Via The Line of Best Fit.
A spiked, post-punk anthem that winks with a grin, “Desire” is the intelligent, strangely-celebratory new single from Brooklyn’s Gustaf. Just released, you can buy it on red-7″ vinyl from Royal Mountain Records, while the digital version is available from Bandcamp.
