AUDIO: Boy Jr. – “I Hope You Feel Terrible”
Boy Jr. is recognized for their creativity, quirkiness, and authentic songwriting style, which resonates deeply with audiences.
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AUDIO: Great Good Fine Ok – “Breathing”
The Brooklyn-based duo of vocalist Jon Sandler and producer/multi-instrumentalist Luke Moellman, present “Breathing” as a chilled-out, funk-tinged pop groover.
Read moreAUDIO: Michael the Painter – “The Egg Song”
The song’s powerful vocals and graceful piano melodies create a spine-tingling, early-morning contemplative experience, showcasing Rose’s ability to craft gorgeously escalating music.
Read moreAUDIO: Book/Spirit – “Haunt You”
The track features a thumping bass line and buzzing guitars, building up to a climactic line that showcases the band’s sound.
Read moreAUDIO: OK Jolson – “800 Club”
The song features a blend of nocturnal synth flashes, steady percussion, and a subtle bass line that gradually builds alongside various textural flourishes.
Read moreAUDIO: Aubrey Haddard – “Yellow Pocket”
Produced in collaboration with Carrtoons, the track showcases Haddard’s unique sound and artistic growth.
Read moreAUDIO: Superblush – “Cape Mackenzie”
Originally emerging from the Boston DIY scene, the now New York-based project delivers a gem.
Read moreAUDIO: Book/Spirit – “Meant To Be”
Book/Spirit unleashes a torrent of captivating hooks and an onslaught of fuzzed-out guitar riffs in their latest single.
Read moreAUDIO: David Baron – “Distance of Time”
The track showcases Baron’s passion for creating atmospheric soundscapes, as he skillfully weaves together layers of electronic melodies and textures.
Read moreAUDIO: DD Walker – “6 In The Morning”
The track showcases emotive nostalgia and features fuzzy guitar distortion that complements introspective lyrics about insomnia.
Read moreAUDIO: Mini Sants – “Computers”
Sants delivers a lively offering that instantly puts you in a better mood with a retro monologue over the top of the track.
Read moreAUDIO: Jill Blutt – “Nice2MeetU”
Jill Blutt captivates listeners with her distinctive fusion of futuristic dream/pop.
Read moreAUDIO: Shemona – “I Drink Underwater”
Samantha Goldman’s talent for textured modern soundscapes shines through, creating a sound that is both atmospheric and melodically intriguing.
Read moreAUDIO: Totten Bridge – “Better Than Me”
Totten Bridge’s sound leans on various indie subgenres, taking listeners on a captivating exploration of heartache and personal growth.
Read moreVIDEO: Monograms – “Listen Up”
Known for his forceful and rapid tones, Monograms combines vibrant lyrics, clear percussion, and trippy melodies.
Read moreAUDIO: Sea Ray – “Lashes”
The NYC chamber-rock sextet, released a new track called “Lashes” alongside the 20th anniversary re-release of their sophomore album “Stars at Noon.”
Read moreVIDEO: X Harlow – “Star”
X Harlow jams through dystopia in a new video.
Read moreAUDIO: Debacle – “Alright”
The band releases their final single before a 2023 self-titled album.
Read moreAUDIO: Sherman – “Muggsy Bogues”
The NYC producer taps a number of strong emcees for a new collaboration project.
Read moreBreaking And Entering Radio: 5/24/20
Check out this week’s episode featuring the Memorial Day Mix!
Read moreAUDIO: Twan Mack & Mike Titan – “Bronx Bucks”
Twan Mack teams up with a Bronx native to deliver an opus.
Read moreVIDEO: Twan Mack Featuring Mike Titan & Tragedy Khadafi – “Ghetto Bastard”
Twan Mack takes it to the east coast for a new collaboration.
Read moreArtist Spotlight: Abby Jeanne
Learn more about the buzzing indie singer/songwriter that has made a name for herself locally.
Read moreBreaking And Entering’s Five to Watch Powered by Reverbnation – February 2020
Say hello to five new acts poised to have a great 2020.
Read moreXi.Me.Na. Creates Memorable Music on Before You EP
Perhaps the most appropriate term for Xi.Me.Na’s EP Before You is distinctive. One moment’s listen to any of the four cuts on this collection instantly lets you know you’re listening to the electronica/experimental artist—even if you’ve never heard her before.
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