Goa-based guitarist, producer, and DJ ZOHA steps into a beautifully immersive lane of electronic music with her latest instrumental release, “Floating Seaweed,” a self-produced track that feels less like a song demanding attention and more like an invitation to disappear into its atmosphere.

IVY FLINDT continues to refine its dreamy art-house pop sound with the release of "I Like The Weather." The Hamburg, Germany duo, made up of vocalist Cate Martin and multi-instrumentalist Micha Holland, has built a reputation for pairing cinematic production with deeply introspective songwriting. Their latest chapter expands on that foundation, offering a song that disguises emotional turbulence beneath a deceptively gentle title. Rather than reflecting on changing seasons,

The Star Prairie Project returns with Shadows On The Wall, a new album bringing Nolen R. Chew Jr.’s songwriting to life through an international cast of musicians and collaborators.

Nigerian-American artist Obumneme is moving into a new chapter with “YOYO,” a soulful hip-hop release centered on self-awareness, independence, and becoming comfortable with the reality of who you are.

Building a sustainable career independently requires understanding which strategies actually serve your music, audience, finances, and long-term goals rather than blindly following somebody else's career blueprint.

Faith-based indie artist Cydni Brionne brings vulnerability to the forefront on her new single, “bye bye!,” a soul-blues release that confronts the exhausting reality of anxiety while searching for hope beyond the noise.

British-Cypriot artist A!MS is pushing his self-created “Global Street” sound into its next chapter with “Don’t Die,” a collaboration with Dappy that serves as the emotional centerpiece of his forthcoming Peak Season – Deluxe.

Ahead of the August 28 release of Go to the Woods, we caught up with the trio to talk about building the new record, finding the line between a great joke and a great song, working with Spiker, and why comedy rock might deserve a little more respect.