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

A rough-edged alternative rock cut brought up by fuzzy guitars, bluesy swagger, and an addictive groove.

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

The Venus Children delve into the grey area where love, lust, and mourning collide, as evidenced on the very contemplative "Pack It Up".

Evil Jake is a group of five rock musicians from New York, fronted by guitarist-songwriter Mike Jacobs.

Michellar (Michelle Bond) is a singer-songwriter and visual artist based in San Francisco who brings out the performances with musical vulnerability and visual sensitivity.

Mick J. Clark (UK, Croydon) is a musician-singer and writer recognised for writing songs that not only entertain but also tell an important story.

JUICE THA BLACK BEETHOVEN was born in New Orleans but grew up in Cleveland.

This road-trip song conveys beautifully the sense of healing and expansion linked to wide-open spaces.

Velour On Tap is the bookish indie-rock project of Halifax singer-songwriter Ian D. Brimacombe.

Internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Kelsie Kimberlin combines emotional vulnerability with humanitarian purpose in her music.

Rock Berg is an indie pop musician, songwriter, and producer based in L. A. She is known for writing and producing all of her songs, and her lyrically insightful music is very catchy.

Fierce Friend is the solo name of Brighton singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Alan Grice.

"Nightlight" is a gloomy-romantic alt-rock song overflowing with melancholic textures and passionate gloom.

The Wheel Workers are powered by turbulence, collaboration and cracking songs.

If you happen to feel a little down, the songs might turn out to be your very own "medicine". It's a fantastic alt-rock journey that will linger in your memory for quite some time after the listening session, and just a couple of words: A combination of emotions and soundscapes, very elegantly and artistically presented. Million Wires is an alt-rock duo from Tarnów, Poland, headed by Mirek Skrok. The band came to life in 2007, bringing ethereal textures and storytelling to

Alana Balagot, being born into an environment of songwriting and music production, is a Los Angeles-based technologist who is also widely recognised for her skilful blend of cinematic soundscapes with social commentary. Alana has participated in movies including Cloud Atlas, Killer Elite, and Pioneers in Skirts. She has also been involved in television programs like Awake, and according to her, she is part of "a varied oeuvre." She is greatly engaged in sound art experimentat

Susan Style is a London-based producer and singer-songwriter whose music feels very personal and reflective. Originally from Taipei, she moved nearly 9,000 miles to London, and that journey clearly shaped the kind of music she makes today. Her debut album, Only a Broken Heart Can Hold the World, is inspired by a prayer often linked to Mother Teresa about how a broken heart can actually help someone feel more compassion for the world. That idea of vulnerability runs throughout

OpCritical is a fairly new project that started in 2026, but the idea behind it feels very clear from the start. The band isn’t really focused on who the members are or building a typical band image. Instead, they want the music and the message to speak for themselves. Their songs are meant to talk about the social and political tension people are feeling in the United States today. Through rock and punk energy, OpCritical tries to capture the frustration, confusion, and hope

Luke Davis is an Australian musician living in Chicago who, like many musicians today, uses GO|XO as the platform for his creative expression. The music is being released as an ambient blend of acoustic rock with the ethereal quality of indie-folk wrapped around a reflective, contemplative soundscape. The songs have been inspired by a wide range of experiences, including living in England and Hawaii and are about issues such as memory, relationships and emotional growth.