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SAOL, aka Zoë Gough, brings her flavor of the Irish 90’s grunge aesthetic with her latest single, “Lines.” Do you like guitars? Good. Because there’s at least three or four layered up and fuzzed out throughout. The gradual buildup pays off so well lyrically and musically, with Gough escalating things to breakdown and absolutely slaying on geetar. Speaking to the track, Gough had this to say:   “…I realized I was subconsciously exploring feelings of pain and grief that I hadn’t fully realized were there. The throbbing kick drum at the end, representing a heartbeat, is intended to tap into the universality of what Lines is exploring- the pain of being alive and not being alive…”   “Lines” is listenable below from YouTube below, as well as Spotify. With this being her first single of the year with three released last year, here’s hoping for more before 2026 is done![...]

Istanbul-based nazire brings us her latest with “leech;” a fun gem of indie ingenuity that does some interetings things with layering and playing back pieces of guitar recordings. We last covered nazire and her prior single, “junebug,” here. Both tracks clearly are stamped her MO, with “leech” leaning into her electronica roots a bit more. Speaking to the lyrics of the track, nazire had this to say about it:   “‘leech’ is about the slow realization that someone pretending to be a close friend has actually been draining and mistreating you for years…”   You can hear (and watch) “leech” below from YouTube and Spotify. Much like a long engagement, nazire’s album glitchfolk is due to come out soon. How soon? Only the record label knows!