Category: soul
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INDOLORE Finds the Tender Pulse of Memory on La Vie Side B
INDOLORE captures ephemeral nostalgia with a gentle touch in a cinematic EP. With understated elegance, songs unfold as tender vignettes, revealing depth beneath restraint and evoking luminous melancholy.
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SeiSoul Lets “Glow” Drift and Lift in Equal Measure
SeiSoul threads classic soul feeling through a modern gloss, pairing airy vocals and patient harmonies with a chorus that blooms only when it should. The result is sleek, emotive, and quietly magnetic.
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Jutebox, Michael Harris, Montana Joanna, VISSIA & MAAME new this week!
Experience the diverse voices reshaping modern soul: Jutebox’s Glasgow funk fusion, Michael Harris’s heartfelt Motor City anthem, Montana Joanna’s cosmic groove, VISSIA’s empowering alt-pop, and Maame’s introspective R&B.
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DiscoRickey Finds the Pocket on The Real
DiscoRickey keeps it cool and controlled, pairing slow-burn soul with glossy modern production. The result feels intimate and unforced, with a groove that trusts restraint, atmosphere, and vocal precision to carry the emotional weight.
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Sasha Joy Lets the Groove Carry the Grief on “Got You Something”
Sasha Joy’s “Got You Something” masterfully blends soul, pop, R&B, and funk, transforming grief into a warm, immediate experience. Her unpolished vocal presence anchors the track’s rich, forward-reaching sound.
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d’Z Brings A Long-Held Song Into The Light
d’Z unveils a soulful masterpiece three decades in the making. “Hello World” blends soul-jazz with heartfelt connection, showcasing Jared Grant’s emotive vocals and d’Z’s sincere craftsmanship. A timeless call for unity.
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C’batch Delves into His Sonic Past with The Vault 1 (C’batch Smooth / Rough)
C’batch’s latest release blends smooth jazz, ambient soul, and cinematic minimalism, reviving his “Unfinished Business” era. This dynamic album balances nostalgia with innovation, creating a rich sonic tapestry.
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King Paul, VISSIA, Mr.MoonBunny, Oslo Green & Stone Arch Rivals new this week!
Dive into transformative sounds this week with King Paul’s reggae escape, VISSIA’s daring leap, Mr.MoonBunny’s Tokyo night hues, Oslo Green’s genre fusion, and Stone Arch Rivals’ soulful rock debut.
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Tyler Kinchen & The Right Pieces Lean into Intimacy on “Fasten to Me”
Tyler Kinchen & The Right Pieces craft a soulful journey with “Fasten to Me,” blending R&B and jazz influences in an intimate love letter. This contemplative single explores devotion and musical depth.
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Valerie Rose, Stone Arch Rivals, Michele Thomas & Hemaksh Rao new this week!
Valerie Rose invigorates the indie music scene with “Tin Can Woman,” a spirited blend of Americana, blues, and rock—anchored by Richie Cannata’s resounding saxophone. Stone Arch Rivals make a splash with their soul-rock debut, “The One You’ll Want Tomorrow,” capturing the essence of patience and anticipation. Michele Thomas revitalizes “No More” with a powerful jazz-fueled…
