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Released on February 5, 2026, “I Haven’t Seen Enough” opens a new chapter for Foxy Leopard, and it does so with a hush rather than a bang. Coming out of Quebec and tied to the wider narrative world that will continue on the upcoming album Before, the single introduces Clarabelle,…

“Bizarre Love Triangle” has been pulled through time so many ways that it’s practically a pop standard now, but Blackfoot Daisy somehow finds a new angle on it, and it feels like a candlelit porch in Georgia at midnight. The Clarkston Americana trio strips away the ’80s neon of New…

Out February 21, 2026, Hurry introduces June The Destroyer as far more than another folk-rock duo with a city to mythologize. Victoria Fuller and James Karfilis, working out of Toronto’s Port Lands with singer-songwriter Len O’Neill, shape a record that feels rooted in the skyline yet restless beneath it. The…

Released on February 6, 2026, “Shooting Star” finds Chloe Clouds leaning fully into the warm, flirty charm that has been making her one to watch. The emerging singer-songwriter, already building momentum with four consecutive BBC Introducing features, blends Americana, country, and pop in a way that feels fresh but familiar,…

Rising country artist Caitlin Mae is stepping into 2026 with a release that feels less like a polished industry move and more like a late-night confession finally finding its melody. Hailing from a small mining town in South Wales, Caitlin’s journey to Nashville wasn’t just geographical; it was deeply personal.…

“Geronimo” feels like the exact moment you stop swallowing your frustration and finally jump. On his first official solo single, Pacific Northwest–based singer-songwriter Tyler C.S. McGinnis steps out from the harmony-rich world of The Hipocrats and into something leaner, more personal, and a little more dangerous. You can still hear…

Jacob Rountree’s new single “Grace” feels like a decade-long exhale, finally leaving his chest. Written ten years ago and now released as the opening chapter of his fourth album era, the Bozeman multi-instrumentalist turns grief, memory, and family into something that shimmers between indie-folk confession and quietly pulsing EDM meditation.…

Mitchell Broodley’s “Overtime Again” touches us like a chapter taken from real life, torn straight out of the notebook of someone who’s lived a few different lives already. Raised in South Carolina, now settled in Vermont with a law career, hospital leadership, and a family under his belt, Broodley isn’t…

Paul Louis Villani’s “Makes Me Happy” is the kind of track that moves like a paper boat drifting along a calm stream. Paul Louis Villani is a singer‑songwriter and emerging voice in contemporary pop whose music is defined by emotional sincerity, strong melodies, and uplifting themes. With a background rooted…

Chicago singer-songwriter Dario Cohen has lived a few musical lifetimes, touring with blues legend Mississippi Fred McDowell, sharing a flat with Fleetwood Mac’s Peter Green, logging over 2,000 shows, and you can hear all that road-earned tenderness in “Your Fan Club.” Recorded at New York’s iconic Power Station with Grammy-winning…