Sudan Archives calls her new single “my autobiography.” But “NBPQ (Topless)” is more like an action movie. The tempo-shifting track introduces her forthcoming sophomore album, “Natural Brown Prom Queen.”
In which we pack a lot into one quick post: Rounding up new singles from sibling acts Cones and Echosmith, along with rockers the Big Pink and Possible Oceans. Stream them all …
Brother duo Dream, Ivory — whose debut album “About a Boy” comes out Sept. 30 — are dodging genres and defying expectations. An indie band raised by the internet, they’ve introduced the record with the rocker “Soaking Up the Sickness.”
Quick reads on songs you should hear: Stream new singles from Zella Day, Oscar Lang & Wallice, POP ETC and PHONY.
Winter is back with a cloud-borne new single “Lose You,” a dreamy but melancholy track that emerged from songwriter Samira Winter’s pandemic recording sessions with Joo Joo Ashworth.
L.A. dark-pop duo Boy Deluxe, having released two EPs in 2021 and four singles already this year, continue their prolific run this week by unveiling the simmering “Left Behind.” It’s another of their moody marvels.
So Many Wizards’ first single in two years, “Halah Neestam,” finds songwriter Nima Kazerouni working in his native tongue, Farsi. Don’t worry, the propulsive, lo-fi jam comes with a translation.
Orange County sibling duo the Steens have released the first song from their forthcoming Justin Raisen-produced EP. “What a Way Die” is a fuzzy blast of next-wave garage-rock, heavy on attitude.
Singles roundup: Check out new songs from Sophie Meiers, Goon and Launder.
San Diego-bred Creature Canyon returns with “Faded Fire,” the latest single from their debut album, “Remarks,” arriving in September.
