Sing-Song is the title of the new album from Japanese musician Rima Kato, and on it she sets the words of Victorian poet Christina Rossetti to whimsical, dreamy music. Above you can hear its gently-buoyant “A Ring Upon Her Finger”. Out care of longtime Autumn Roses favorite flau from June 28th, you can order digital and 10″-vinyl versions of it from their Bandcamp page now.
A curl of smoke in a vintage girl-group haze, “Same Girl” is the soul-soaked and sunny new single from Washington State’s Tess Henley. You can find streaming and download links for this right here. Meanwhile Better, her new five-track EP, will be released later in the Summer.
Animated with an ache that comforts, “Red Wine & Blue” is the the beautifully-burnished, classic-sounding new single from Iowa-born, Nashville-based Hailey Whitters. You can find streaming and download links for this jewel right here. It will appear on her next LP The Dream, which she releases later this year.
Ringed by the talents of skaters Briana King, Victoria Taylor, Hilary Shanks, Jennifer Charlene and Claire Weaver, the brand-new video is spacious, stylish, contemplative and mesmerizing. “god.drugs.u” is the smoldering and streamlined brand-new single from L.A.’s Luna Shadows. You can find sundry streaming links for the track right here.
Beautifully composed and spontaneous, Molly Daniel’s new video is a softly-grained dream. “Paradise” is the free-spirited and aptly-named new single from Nilüfer Yanya, and it’s taken from her debut LP Miss Universe. You can buy double-clear-vinyl, CD and bundled editions of it right now from her Bandcamp page.
Graced by a golden and sonorous sorrow, “Deluxe Hotel Room” is tough and polished, touching and lush. This is the title track to the recently-released and second LP from Edmonton’s Lucette, one she recorded with Sturgill Simpson. You can buy vinyl and CD versions of it and her Black is the Color LP from her webstore now.
The breathtaking brand-new video, which was directed by Katherine Dieckmann, is framed stunningly and captured with a sense of purpose. “No One’s Easy To Love” is the darkly-propulsive new single from the wonderful Sharon Van Etten. It’s taken from the Remind Me Tomorrow LP that she released at the beginning of the year, and you can buy digital and CD editions of it from her Bandcamp page right now.
Drawn in vintage and with a touch of danger, its scenes resonate with a razored honesty. “Secret” is the smoky, cinematic new single from Toronto’s DYLYN. The track is taken from her debut EP Sauvignon and a Kimono, and you can find streaming and download links for that right here.
Inviting in sinewy surges, “When The Wind Stopped” is the cresting, open-armed and irresistible new single from Annabel Allum. Out care of Killing Moon Records, you can find streaming and download links for this right here. The track is taken from her next and second EP, one she will release sometime in the Fall.
A lovely, languorous waltz, “Don’t Look Back Mary” is liquid melancholy and the sweet new single from Columbus, Ohio’s Angela Perley. It’s taken from her forthcoming LP 4:30. Out on August 2nd, you can pre-order that from her Bandcamp page now, where you can download this track as well.
