New Music

“Mother of Dawn” by Inception Of Eternity is the kind of track that doesn’t so much start as it arrives, like it’s been looming just offstage for several thousand years waiting for the right moment to make things everyone’s problem. Within seconds, you’re hit with this wall of orchestration that feels less like a band

There are songs that ease you in gently, maybe give you a hook, a vibe, something you can latch onto before realizing what they’re about. And then there are songs like “Standing In A Robe” by Garrett Anthony Rice, which kicks the door open, points at history’s worst people, gestures broadly at your personal life,

There’s a particular kind of song that doesn’t just want to sound good; it wants to gently sit you down, hand you a cup of tea, and have a conversation about your life choices. Not in an aggressive, “change everything immediately” way, but more like: hey, have you considered listening to yourself for once? “Following

There’s something so chic and refreshing when raps takes a step back against sexist, outdated narratives against women’s autonomy and hustle. JNabe’s Respect Her Bag definitely leans into that kind of perspective shift, where women’s work isn’t debated but acknowledged. Hailing from Kansas City, United States, JNabe is a half-Japanese, half-Vietnamese musician currently making waves

Kelsie Kimberlin’s latest track, which is framed around the idea that America is under threat from authoritarian forces, is very much operating in a level of unparalleled seriousness. This is not a “you can interpret it however you want” situation. The message is clear, direct and delivered with the kind of urgency that suggests subtlety