It’s the final day of August and we’re ready to roll out part 2 and our final additions for Best New Songs of the Month. August closed with 130 incredible new song releases from Nahneen Kula, Ziemba, Open Mike Eagle, Swimm, Arlo Parks, Mama Sandunga & Chaboi, Rituals of Mine, Ian Sweet, Cayucas, Laura Jean […]

Another month of coronavirus quarantine, another month of some excellent new music. In May we have seen stellar music releases from Alison Mosshart, Geographer, Marlana, Arlo Parks, The Growlers, Wargirl, San Cha, Little Simz, Becca Mancari, Loyal Lobos, Big Black Delta, NVDES, Henry Jamison, Alaina Castillo, Elohim and over 100 more bands and artists. So […]

Oh, April. You were full of anxiety, showing us the emotional roller coaster that is covid-19 quarantine life. One great thing that has come out of all this, is creativity. Thank you to all the music-makers, poets and lyrical lovers that have been getting us through these shitty times. Grimy Goods monthly Best New Songs […]

Oh, March. We gots words with you! While March was the month we saw our lives, and this world turned upside down due to the coronavirus pandemic; it was also a pretty damn great month of new music. So much new music that we included 102 new song release for our monthly playlist “Best New […]

Check out our favorite song released from February, 2020. 105 new songs from artists and bands including: Arlo Parks, Best Coast, Caribou, Clams Casion, DRAMA, Gordi, Ella M, Jay Som, La Dona, Lapsley, Moses Sumney, Sofie, TOPS, Torii Wolf, War Girl and more. Follow our Best New Song of the Month Spotify playlist for the latest in […]

Joel Jerome is a name that’s quickly rising in the underground music scene, although the talented singer-songwriter / producer has been around for quite some time, this dude is a diamond in the rough. Most commonly know as the frontman of Dios and Joel Jerome & Babies On Acid, Jerome has also curated sounds for […]

Spoon have shared an entire new song (“Do You”) from their forthcoming album, They Want My Soul — the follow-up to 2010′s Transference.  Previously, on a live interview with NPR, Spoon had shared several new songs (snippets and full): “Inside Out”, “Knock Knock Knock” and a cover of Ann-Margret’s “I Just Don’t Understand”. It was the perfect teaser […]