Ray Johnson's album, "Watercolors", is musical journey through various human emotions with each song exploring feelings of love, loss, yearning, self-worth and more.

I only have good things to talk about SCATTERCHILD's release, "FRUSTRATOR."

Segana's "Midnight Masquerade" is a ten-track album dominated by dark, synth-pop vibe, with the major themes being desire, attraction, escapism and disguise.

Cyberswamp's album, "Mi Amada & Other Love Songs" was released last year after decades of work, shelving and reviving by Nic Radcliff.

Rachael Sage's "Canopy (Acoustic)" explores the social inequalities faced by women.

Water Fire Music's "Song of Reflection" was recorded across four countries. Costa Rica, Brazil, Portugal, the United States.

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.

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.