Most Christmas songs are about presents, snow, and getting the family round the table. Mick J. Clark’s “Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah” goes somewhere else.

Some heartbreaks are harder to shake than others, especially when the person you love is with someone else, and you still haven’t given up on them.

Popkanon, RarriQUESO and Jack Flash’s “More to Give” is the kind of pop song that leaves you in a better place without asking too much of you.

Lacey Lune’s The Capital Club is a pop album that has quite a bit to say about the way we live today.

Sienná’s EMA is not an album that sits comfortably inside one genre.

Segana’s Midnight Masquerade is an album that knows exactly when it wants to be played.

“Lost Literature” by The House Flies has that slightly gloomy quality you expect from post-punk, but the song is much more immediate than the genre can sometimes be.

The late 60s and early 70s influence is pretty obvious, especially in the psychedelic and hard rock elements, but the song doesn’t feel like it’s just trying to copy that era.

“You’ll Talk About It!” feels like the kind of EP that doesn’t need to spend too much time convincing you that it’s having fun.

“The Love of Strangers" has something that is quietly relatable to all. It starts off with this quiet, slightly lonely feeling, and for a while, it feels like a song about being misunderstood.

"FEM." the fifth album from Stockholm-based artist Peter Ehrling’s Me & Melancholy project, is harder to pin down.

Dorian has never seemed too interested in staying in one musical lane. His latest album, “RECONNECTED,” brings all of those sides together while still feeling like a very personal project.

Inspired by Blair’s mother and grandmother, the song starts from something deeply personal but slowly opens into a much bigger idea.

Elisabeth Grey is a captivating singer-songwriter inspired by life.

This album comes from a year that just kept taking things away.

There's something almost defiant about naming a song "Cyberstalking" and then admitting that it's meant to be lighthearted.

"Luzes de Neon e Tempestade" doesn't try to resolve that tension so much as sit inside it.

"Is It So Hard To Be Good," the new single from Norwegian project PLAYKNOW, doesn’t try to say everything at once.

THROES NYC musically puts obsession into the trance like compositions, delicate vocals, and sensual melodies.

"NYD" - An addictive synth-pop thriller, with a dark psychological twist and deep hypnotic beat.