Lifeguard has released a new single via Chunklet Industries called "Receiver" which finds the trio exploring a more forceful, explosive sound. The single is accompanied by a new b-side called "Sun Ra Jane" and both tracks leave us wanting more from Isaac Lowenstein, Kai Slater, and Asher Case.

Lifeguard will be performing live, outdoors, at Fitzgerald’s on April 10th at 1pm.

Neptune’s Core has released the first single, "Turning Red", from their forthcoming album which is due out this summer.

This is the work of two sets of sisters, Sofia Richter, Jacqueline Cywinski, Hannah Richter, and Kaitlin Cywinski, and this is the first new music from the youthful group since the release of their debut album, Can’t Have It All, back in August of 2020.

Folie has released the first single, "CLEAN2", from her forthcoming mixtape, 123!, which is due out on March 25th via Dog Show Records. The new single features Bean Boy and is accompanied by a Harrison Wyrick and Parker Davis animated video.

Folie (aka Jae) was born in New York but is now based in Chicago alongside likeminded creators Dylan Brady and Gupi.

Appleby has shared an uplifting, romantic new single called "Here With U" via Wilder. This is just the fourth single from Appleby since the release of his highly acclaimed debut album, Happiness, back in 2018.

Of the new single, Appleby says, "I wrote the chorus of ‘here with u’ just as the light from the sunset outside was leaving my bedroom. I was single then and didn’t have an honest story to share. so it sat as a chorus idea for over 8 months. Before i knew it i was looking at my person and she brought meaning to ‘i can’t believe i get to be here with u.’

Course has released the first single, "Give It All Away", from their forthcoming debut album, A Late Hour, which is due out May 21st.

The is the dream pop group fronted by the Jess Robins, and also featuring Chris Dye (drums), Dan Ingenthron (synth/keys), Mikey Russell (guitar), and Brian Weekly (bass).

Oui Ennui has released a new album called "Virga​/​Recrudescence". This is over an hour of live improvised ambient synth music and it hypnotic, and a whole universe unto its own.

Pop duo CELLRS have released a new single called "Dead At The Wheel". This is the first new music from the duo of vocalist Adam Novak and multi-instrumentalist Weston Reynolds since the release of "In The Light of the Moon" a couple of years ago.

Woongi has released a new single called "Slow Reaction". This is the first new music from the Synth heavy, Psych Pop group since the 2019 album Rip’s Cut.

This is the work of Wavid Wurtin, Wax Weckman, Watt Wavis, Wencer Wein, and Joy.

Coupler has released a new EP called "The City is a Lie We Tell Ourselves". This is a direct follow-up to the December 2020 EP, "The Forgotten Openness of the Closed World". Coupler is primarily the work of Ryan Norris but he is joined by Rollum Haas, Michael Hilger, and more for this project.

According to Norris, "The City Is a Lie We Tell Ourselves is an interrogation of the concept of place, specifically in these times. What does it mean to call any particular pin on the map “home” at this moment, when we are connected more by wires and electricity than any common civic purpose? Every place has become a non-place, each apartment simultaneously part hotel room, part office, part cafe. The city bares its veins only on trips for essentials or walks through ice."

Tasha has released a beautifully hazy new single called "Would You Mind Please Pulling Me Close?" via Father/Daughter Records. The single was produced and features Gregory Uhlmann and is accompanied by the relaxing video below.

Justice Hill has released the first single, "Outta This", from his forthcoming debut full-length album, Room With A View, which is due out on April 20th.

The single features NYC-based rapper Eshe All Day Hues who plays perfectly off of Hill’s bouncy pop production and deep baritone vocals.

Elizabeth Moen rips into her home state of Iowa on her new single, "Red State Handshake". This is the first new music from Moen since the release of her latest EP "Creature of Habit".

With Moen now based in Chicago she finds herself looking back to Iowa and its Governor, Kim Reynolds, and the way most "Politicians pandering to small-town voters without really caring, hearing, or listening to their needs is one of many issues in this country".