20 fresh tracks released today

Dawn Richard latest track, “A Flex,” is described as a confident and empowering piece that signifies a new phase in her music journey. Richard expressed that the song embodies a unique blend of legacy, resilience, and artistry that only she can deliver through her music. It hints at an upcoming album that continues her mission of creating immersive sonic landscapes that encompass movement and memory.

Meanwhile, the encapsulating track “All In Bet” by Austin folk singer Jana Horn offers a glimpse into her forthcoming self-titled album set for a January release through No Quarter. Horn showcases her mesmerizing vocals and songwriting prowess in this beautiful piece, setting the stage for what promises to be an enchanting musical journey.

Renowned artist Jamie xx makes a grand return to the remix scene with his latest endeavor, “Dopamine,” a remix of Robyn’s spirited comeback single. Jamie xx infuses his signature style into the track, breathing new life into an already euphoric piece, showcasing his talent for transforming music into a sonic experience.

Electronic music virtuoso Floating Points mesmerizes listeners with “Corner of My Eye,” a seven-minute opus that seamlessly blends elements of electronic music with jazz influences. Floating Points strikes a delicate balance between the two genres, creating a luminous soundscape that captivates the senses and transports listeners to a realm of musical transcendence.

Ratboy’s “What’s Right?” provides a sneak peek into their upcoming album, Singin’ to an Empty Chair, slated for a February release. Lead vocalist Julia Steiner shares that the song was an experimental journey in the studio, weaving together disparate elements to create a dynamic and evocative piece that mirrors the lush sonics of iconic bands like The War On Drugs.

Long Island melodic hardcore trailblazers This Is Hell make a triumphant return with “Born Suspicious,” their first release in a decade. The band’s distinctive sound permeates the track, exuding raw energy and uncompromising passion, signaling an exciting new chapter in their musical odyssey.

Mute Swan collaborates with Citrus Clouds in the dreamy track “Cocteau Swan,” paying homage to the ethereal sounds of Cocteau Twins. The song captures the essence of dream pop, enveloping listeners in a hazy reverie that evokes nostalgia and wonder, with haunting vocals that linger long after the music fades.

Irish songstress Rosie Carney unveils “The Evidence,” a tantalizing preview of her upcoming album, Doomsday… Don’t Leave Me Here. Carney delves into themes of dystopia and self-discovery in this bold and captivating track, showcasing her unique blend of poignant lyricism and evocative production that pushes the boundaries of contemporary music.

LA musician Litronix receives a dark New Beat makeover from Beak> in the haunting remix of “Bus Stop.” The reimagined track takes on a new life under Beak>’s deft touch, infusing the original with an ominous and hypnotic vibe that adds depth and intrigue to the music.

In a mesmerizing collaboration, Sarah Neufeld, Richard Reed Parry, and Rebecca Foon join forces with Mary Lattimore in the rework of “Rosa Canina,” originally featured on their debut album. Lattimore brings a fresh perspective to the track, infusing it with her unique colors and textures, creating a sister song that retains the essence of the original while exploring new sonic territories.

Puma Blue delves into the realm of prophetic dreams with “A Croak Dream,” the title track of his upcoming album. The song encapsulates themes of fate and choice, inviting listeners on a journey of self-discovery and introspection through haunting melodies and introspective lyrics that resonate deeply with the soul.

Michigan’s Prostitute unveils the enigmatic “Mr Dada” alongside their signing to Mute Records, offering a glimpse into their compelling sound and artistic vision. The track captivates listeners with its brooding intensity and experimental edge, setting the stage for their forthcoming album rerelease through the esteemed label.

Xiu Xiu treats fans to a diverse array of covers via a new compilation, Xiu Mutha Fuckin’ Xiu: Vol. 1, featuring renditions of classics by renowned artists. The album showcases Xiu Xiu’s eclectic style and inventive approach to music, breathing new life into beloved tracks and imbuing them with their unique artistic flair.

Human Potential, helmed by Andrew Becker, unveils “Practice Songs for the Unloved” as a preview of their upcoming album, Eel Sparkles. The track captivates listeners with its raw emotion and melodic beauty, offering a glimpse into Becker’s introspective songwriting and immersive sonic landscapes that evoke profound emotions and contemplation.