Flo Frequency's "Infinite Light" is doing what it set out to do, and it's doing it pretty well. In a moment where so much soul and R&B feels built for algorithmic playlists rather than actual listening, this record asks you to show up for it and I appreciate that.

The Graceland Conspiracy's "We are chaos" is technically a remaster of an older track.

"On the Beat" is Rosie Belvie's latest single and it is unhinged in best way possible.

Rebecca Dow's "War Against Emptiness" is an alt-rock song at heart with shoegaze bones and a whiff of grunge.

'Riverlights' is our first real taste of what Stillwater Lines' discography will sound like. Turns out, it was worth the wait!

Beejar's "Playing To The Gallery" is funky with this danceable energy underneath the distortion that makes it feel like alt-rock that actually wants you to move.

Ava Valianti's "alterations" sits in that sweet spot between dream-pop float and folk-pop.

Emily Ricks' "Can't Catch Me" perfectly mirrors what the lyrics are actually singing: paranoia, hyper-vigilance, the feeling of constantly looking over your shoulder.