BLUES CORNER was never meant to be a nostalgia act. Born from the enduring friendship between Phil Roman and Seb Oroval, the Paris-based project returns to the roots of Blues not to imitate it, but to live inside it. With “All That We Are”released on February 20th, 2026, the duo…

Tita Nzebi has never treated music as decoration. Rooted in the lush forests of Mbigou, Gabon, and shaped by a journey that has carried her from Africa to Europe and North America, her work has always leaned toward meaning over convenience. With “Reminiscence”, she offers not just a collection of…

“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 20, 2026, “Tierra Rouge” finds Italian producer Aalex leaning into his signature mix of R&B, jazz, pop, and electronic textures, and the result is seriously intoxicating. Built around the haunting idea of a man catching the perfume of a woman he once loved while walking through a crowded…

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,…

Released on February 22, 2026, through Dogs of Thunder Music, “Everything” sees Jersey City singer-songwriter Kevin Honold doubling down on the qualities that make his self-styled Rhythmic Rock stand out, with cinematic scale, emotional clarity, and a real sense of motion. Drawing from a demanding climb in Washington State’s Enchantments…

Released on February 17, 2026, “El Borracho” finds Murrieta artist Lefty Barnes stepping into darker, more reflective territory, and he does it with real conviction. Teaming up with producer Element421 and fellow Reagan Era Records artist Big Herk da Terrible, Barnes builds a track grounded in experience. The song draws…

Released on February 13, 2026, Temperament arrives as the debut full-length from UK electronic producer Chris Ami, and it is one heck of an entrance. Spanning nine tracks, the album moves through a series of emotional and psychological states, using single-word titles to sketch a loose but purposeful inner journey.…

Following the shadowy pull of Beat The Drum’s earlier release “Black Sunset,” “Into Your Heart” feels like a companion piece that turns inward and upward at the same time. Built from neo-Sufi ambience, space music drift, and stripped-back touches of voice, piano, and violin, the track reaches for something more…

I.D.K.’s return doesn’t tiptoe in; it kicks the door open. “Nark 5” hits with that sharp-edged punk urgency the North Jersey band built their name on, but this time there’s a cinematic pulse running underneath the distortion. Hailing from Cliffside Park, New Jersey, and releasing their first original material since…

Prem Byrne steps into 2026 with “Love Is Blind,” a release that feels both intimate and expansive, showcasing the Forest Knolls, California-based singer-songwriter’s growing mastery of blending acoustic warmth with electronic nuance. Known for soulful vocals, moving melodies, and thoughtful lyricism, Byrne has steadily built a reputation as an artist…