Video: More*, ‘Really Want To See You Again’
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More*, the duo of Malcolm McRae and Kane Ritchotte, dip into groovy, danceable psych-rock on their latest single. Guitarist Blake Mills guests.
Stream: New albums from Sun Kiss, Teddy Grossman, Finn Matthews and BOYO
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Rounding up four albums that were released on Friday — from Sun Kiss, Teddy Grossman, Finn Matthews and BOYO
Stream: Gaby Moreno, ‘Nobody’s Wrong’
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Arriving in April, Gaby Moreno’s seventh album, “Alegoría,” features guitar-driven songs in English and Spanish. She leads with a timely roots-rocker, “Nobody’s Wrong.”
Stream: Girlhouse, ‘Paul Blart Mall Cop’
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“Paul Blart Mall Cop,” the latest single from Girlhouse (Lauren Luiz of WILD), finds the singer-songwriter struggling to “get me out of my head.” It’s powerful medicine.
Stream: WENS, ‘Breakfast at a Funeral’
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Submitted for your approval: Both versions of the new single “Breakfast at a Funeral” by WENS. (Yes, this is a quiz.)
Stream: Mapache, ‘I Love My Dog’
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All together now: Awwwww. “I Love My Dog,” the warm new single from L.A. duo Mapache, is the first song from their forthcoming album, “Roscoe’s Dream” arriving in June. Roscoe is a Boston Terrier, the harmonies are all Mapache’s.
Stream: The Americans, ‘Stand True’
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L.A. trio the Americans announce their sophomore album with the title track, the country-rock bruiser “Stand True.” It’s their first new music since 2017.
Ears Wide Open: Oh Bummer!
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Seattle-bred, L.A.-based songwriter Tanner Houghton dives into amiable slacker-pop on his first two singles under the name Oh Bummer! His latest, “Beautiful Day,” came out today.
Ears Wide Open: Gavin Haley
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On three EPs (and counting), singer-songwriter Gavin Haley has married pop and hip-hop. Released ahead of two live dates in southern California, his new single “Body Language” is pillow talk with flow.
Stream: KALI, ‘Anybody Else’
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Seventeen-year-old KALI is back with the first single since last year’s “Circles” EP, “Anybody Else.” It arrives ahead of a tour supporting Claud — including a show Wednesday night at the Troubadour.
