Elliot Moss: A Change in Diet Jaya Chakka·February 10, 2020In A Change in Diet, Elliot Moss continues to establish himself as a musician with a novel sound.0 Comments·0
Alexandra Savior: The Archer Jaya Chakka·February 5, 2020Alexandra Savior's sophomore album marks a decidedly different (but not unwelcome) departure from her first record.0 Comments·0
Clairo: Immunity Jaya Chakka·September 10, 2019Clairo's debut album is a collection of genre-bending tracks which demonstrate the young artist's impressive vocal prowess.0 Comments·0
Kishi Bashi: Omoiyari Jaya Chakka·June 26, 2019Kishi Bashi's fourth album is equal parts catchy and poignant, bridging political issues from the past and present.0 Comments·0
boygenius: boygenius Jaya Chakka·December 1, 2018Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus join forces in boygenius, one of the most impressive collaborations of 2018.0 Comments·0
Ex:Re: Ex:Re Jaya Chakka·December 1, 2018Daughter's Elena Tonra surprises fans with a new side project, a break up album about love, anger, guilt, and all the emotions in between.0 Comments·0
Mountain Man: Magic Ship Jaya Chakka·November 29, 2018After an eight-year haitus, Mountain Man returns with a stellar album about growth, newfound wisdom, and the beauty of life.0 Comments·0
Hozier: Nina Cried Power – EP Jaya Chakka·September 9, 2018The prince of the Underworld has finally returned to the world of the living—and with spectacular music.0 Comments·0
Foxing: Nearer My God Jaya Chakka·September 5, 2018If you were expecting Foxing's new album to be dark and gloomy, think again. "Nearer My God" shows off experimentation in a brand new sound.0 Comments·0
Benjamin Francis Leftwich: I Am With You EP Jaya Chakka·September 5, 2018Benjamin Francis Leftwich's decision to depart from his traditional acoustic sound on his latest EP does not pan out in his favor.0 Comments·0
Marlon Williams: Make Way For Love Jaya Chakka·February 23, 2018Toying with the traditional sounds of country, Marlon Williams crafts a soulful, genre-bending break-up album.0 Comments·0
Rhye: Blood Jaya Chakka·February 19, 2018Despite its lack of lyrical prowess, Rhye's sophomore album is as mood-driven and alluring as the first.0 Comments·0
Applesauce Tears: Pastoral Jaya Chakka·February 12, 2018Pastoral is an ambient journey through a rural countryside, built on lush instrumentals and atmospheric nature sounds.0 Comments·0
Forest Bees: Forest Bees Jaya Chakka·February 12, 2018Sheetal Singh's solo project explores multiple facets of self-identity over surreal shoegaze instrumentation.0 Comments·0
Cheem: Downhill Jaya Chakka·February 6, 2018Cheem's second album is catchy and visually pleasing, but fails to reach its full potential.0 Comments·0
Bahamas: Earthtones Jaya Chakka·January 25, 2018Bahamas re-enters the music scene with a fresh attitude and profound lyrics.0 Comments·0
Rare Monk: A Future Jaya Chakka·December 6, 2017Rare Monk explores the uncertainty of the future and the pitfalls of humanity through upbeat, guitar-laden jams.0 Comments·0
*repeat repeat: Floral Canyon Jaya Chakka·November 29, 2017A groovy mix of 60's pop, surf rock, and garage that will keep you feeling upbeat and summery all year round.0 Comments·0
Moonweather: Sit Down Be Small Jaya Chakka·November 9, 2017With intricate instrumentation and mellow vocals, Moonweather crafts an impressive debut album perfect for a relaxing afternoon.0 Comments·0
