NONA – “Otherways”

NONA – “Otherways”

When indie rocker Michael Goldman isn’t performing with renowned acts such as Meg Myers, Goldroom, or The Moth & Flame, he’s creating melodic indie rock under the moniker NONA. “Otherways” is his first offering, a slacker rock tune highlighting...
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Nymrod – “Hell Yeah”

Nymrod – “Hell Yeah”

With his menacing flow and Max B ties, Nymrod takes us back to the sounds of the early 2000s New York rap scene on “Hell Yeah.” Nymrod is a talented rapper born and bred by the grit of New York. Elements of Jay Z, Dipset and G-Unit come through on this...
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Weaves –  s/t

Weaves – s/t

Buzz Records signees Weaves have released their much anticipated debut album. The Toronto-based indie group’s self-titled effort is an energetic amalgam of noises. It’s a delightful smorgasbord, where you’ll find elements of pop, rock, funk, punk, and indie. The...
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Motel Raphaël – “Like A Balloon”

Motel Raphaël – “Like A Balloon”

Motel Raphaël is a young band from Montreal led by Clara Legault, Maya Malkin and Emily Skahan. Since their inception in 2012, the band has been quickly rising through Montreal’s independent scene at an astronomical rate, mostly thanks to their penchant for...
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nonswimmer – “Oh (108)”

nonswimmer – “Oh (108)”

nonswimmer’s brand of nu-disco is a direct result of the environment and the people mastermind Michael Knewton spends his time around. “Oh” is inspired by dusk, a witching hour when crowds of people are often either heading home for the evening or...
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Sunset Lines – “The Miles”

Sunset Lines – “The Miles”

San Francisco act Sunset Lines charmed us with the understated indie rock of “The Miles.” All four of Sunset Lines’ members are transplants to the city, and “The Miles” acknowledges that being new to San Fran brings a unique perspective...
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Askery ft. Jax – “Castle”

Askery ft. Jax – “Castle”

Producer Askery and singer Jax teamed up for an EDM banger with their new song “Castle.” Featuring a driving drum and bass beat alongside a strong pop chord progression, we think “Castle” is destined for radio. Fans of Lorde (or other pop...
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