Guided by a spiraling acoustic guitar buoyed by a weightlessly ebullient electronica, “Echoes” traces the momentously freeing and terrifying points in a relationship when the defenses start to crumble.

The result is an 11-track submergence into their inward journey — one that finds them confronting life’s brevity with an acquiescence toward something greater than themselves.

This year’s multi-generational Latine lineup will feature Mana, Los Bukis, Gloria Trevi, Natalia LaFourcade, 
Bomba Estereo, Camila, Café Tacvba, Molotov y muchas mas.

“witches’ brew” is paired with a music video, which Luna Shadows also directed, one that finds her performing with ghostly iridescence her lament in a graveyard. Shrouded in gloaming white and strumming an ethereal guitar, she prepares her cauldron and casts her spells, eventually rising into the glittering night sky to ride her broom amongst the stars.

Her new single “Monumento” hones in on a different kind of memorial — one that De Marco dedicates to a truly alluring love interest.

Her most recent single, “I Can’t Be Here (Song for Palestine),” couldn’t have come at a more pressing moment — the track giving voice to the agony and profound resilience of the people in Gaza. But it’s also not the first time she’s used her art to illuminate human rights crises with such poignant precision.

Duo Kat Leon and Nicolas Perez offer up to the altar of their fans six daunting songs, each more sonically calamitous than the last.

See Nailah Hunter at Bar Moxy in Los Angeles for Sounds of South Park on November 29th.

There’s something about the raspiness in a British singer’s voice that takes you to an imaginary place, like a jazz cafe or a crisp fall night in London. The Echoplex crowd recently got a taste of that feeling thanks to Miss Olivia Dean

The duo’s music sends you rocketing through rallying chorus lines where beats spiral with dazzling effect.

The duo’s first collaboration is a characteristically ethereally ode to the intimate relationships and responsibilities we have toward the ecologies that surround us.

Perhaps the most devastating aspect of “Parallel Universe” is the honesty with which Ryden mingles tender hope with eviscerating misery.

As part of their tour run, the Rolling Stones will have a Los Angeles date at Sofi Stadium. All tickets go on sale December 1st, with the earliest presale beginning November 29th.

With her latest release, CHLOE STAR emerges fully embroiled in the ferociously invigorating realm of pop punk.

With Strings pays homage to the 70s artists that inspired her, such as Judee Sill and Tia Blake, by incorporating, well, strings.

See Angie McMahon on her U.S. tour kicking off March 11 with a Los Angeles date at The Troubadour in Los Angeles on March 15th.

This is your chance to participate in the vivid pageantry and wonder of a gypsy fiesta — its grace and grandeur arriving all the way from Andalusia, Spain.

Whether she’s wielding a guitar or on piano, there’s very little in the realm of Pratt’s growing discography that you’ll find easy to resist.

The result is a record that is both incredibly personal — drawing on their idiosyncratic experiences and surreal vision — as it is uncannily relevant.

With unwavering honesty he syncs his heart-on-the-sleeve lyricism to an ever-changing array of melodic backdrops, from those that echo his pensiveness to the stirringly funky.

Once again they delve into the mercurial spaces that exist between two people, finding their hearts set aflame and souls propelled toward the innumerable possibilities such companionship affords.

“Dreamkiller” arrives as Coyle’s most sublime blend of dream folk and indie rock yet.

When she’s not working as a concert photographer or a radio host, Nevada singer-songwriter Sophie Woodhouse is busy making her own music reflective of her many influences.

Montana lays down the ground rules for entertaining possible love interests on the suave new track. Stargirl the new EP from Journey Montana is out on November 17th.