ANDYVINCE's “Halfway Out the Door” is warm and gliding Afro-house music that would feel incredible at a headphone only rave.

Fast Train's "Holly Takes Me Home Again", is a nostalgic rollercoaster with an intricately layered instrumental arrangement, and pure emotions driving the songwriting.

Bloomfield Machine's 'Algorithm' and Blues, for me, became a feeling. Where the digital and the human keep bumping into each other in interesting ways. The album consists of atmospheric density that I found disorienting in the best way.

Ferdinand Rennie's "You Wrote Hallelujah" takes two of the most iconic songs ever written (Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and John Newton's "Amazing Grace") and holds them up to the light.

"Never Say Sorry" by Michellar opens up on what happens when someone returns not because they're sorry, but because they finally understand what they had all along.