Paper Citizen — aka L.A.-based Singaporean artist Claire Gohst — forges ahead into the unknown on her new single, “Goodbye,” the buoyant new pop song she’s releasing this week. She is among the artists playing the Out of Mind Fest on Saturday at the Echo.
Former Chromatics lead singer Ruth Radelet has released her first original tune. The dreamy “Crimes” asks, “Is it easy to start over?” Radelet certainly makes it sound that way.
Singles roundup: Catching up with recent releases from Double Wish, King Mala, Almost Monday and Weathers.
A full bloom of noisy guitars: Taleen Kali has unveiled the title track to her first solo album, “Flower of Life.”
Five things you should know about Phoebe Bridgers’ new single, “Sidelines.”
Singer-songwriter Will Fox returns in May with his sophomore album, “Old News.” His new single “I’m Always Getting in My Way” is a keeper.
Former Priests singer Katie Alice Greer serves up cacophonous, glitchy glee on “FITS/My Love Can’t Be,” the single that announces her debut solo album, “Barbarism.”
Fashion Club, the solo project of Pascal Stevenson (of Moaning), releases the cavernous new single “Feign for Love” — and announces the June arrival of their debut album, “Scrutiny,” via Felte Records.
Singer-songwriter Alex Izenberg will release “I’m Not Here,” his third full-length, on May 20.
“Don’t Need a Hero,” the new single from the Habits, updates the sound of ’60s/’70s psych-pop and, with an onrushing chorus, turns it into a boisterous self-affirmation. The tune was written with Dave Rublin, bassist for American Authors.
