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For You Brother is the project of John, a musician from Aiken, South Carolina, who plays every instrument on his debut single “Fly Away.” It’s his first instrumental release, recorded at home with layers of piano, keyboards, guitar, bass, and drums, then sent to D. Oldham for mixing and mastering. The track started as a…
Joshua Ross, who records as <3peace., makes music that moves between spiritual reflection and modern pop production. Based in Columbia, South Carolina, he produces, performs, and engineers his own material, often drawing from nature and faith as guiding ideas. His single “ROSE PETAL,” recorded at his home studio, follows that path, shaped by a sense…
Frank Renfordt has built The Cumberland River Project around steady songwriting and collaboration. A native of Hagen, Germany, he began writing songs as a kid and later found his way back to music after raising a family and spending time working outside the industry. His interest in American roots music grew through trips to the…
Leeds-based composer and producer Graszhauser keeps things simple on “Good Bye, Bavaria!” The track centers on a close, unhurried piano performance recorded at home late at night. Instead of layering for size, Graszhauser focuses on tone and space: how each sound sits next to the next. The piano remains upfront while small textures build the…
Lost Velvet are a UK duo made up of Robert Butcher and Melissa Morris. Their earlier singles, Endless and Wasted, earned BBC Introducing support and set a tone for what they do best: dark, slow-moving rock with a cinematic streak. Their new single, Make It Alright, opens in near silence — just a soft guitar…
Lee Clark Allen’s debut album My World Is Yours sounds like the work of someone who’s lived every note. The Duluth-based singer, songwriter, and producer spent six years building the record through personal upheaval, moving between Seattle, Aurora, and Denver studios, recording whenever he could. Across twenty tracks, Allen blends classic soul and modern R&B…
Jon Darc has been circling Berlin’s queer underground for years, staging performances that feel closer to ritual than to concerts. Their background in theater bleeds into every gesture: fashion as armor, lyrics as confession, visuals as extensions of sound. Morast, their new EP, arrives September 12 and pulls all those strands into a concentrated statement…
Slow Walk’s debut album The Mountain is a self-contained climb. Written and recorded alone in his London home over just two weeks, it takes the shape of a classic concept record: each track a step upward, each layer another shift in the terrain. The blueprint nods to War of the Worlds and Tommy, but the…
Hilgrove Kenrick and Nick Norton-Smith both come to Sylph with long résumés in film, television, and stage music, but their collaboration moves in a different direction. Kenrick, a composer with credits ranging from 12 Monkeys to classical commissions, has also carved space for solo piano work and ambient explorations. Norton-Smith, a multi-instrumentalist and composer, has…
Jasmine Gardosi, Dan Whitehouse, and Ryan Pinson come from different corners of the UK music world. Gardosi is best known as a slam champion and former Birmingham Poet Laureate, a performer who merges spoken word, beatboxing, and movement into something closer to theater than page poetry. Whitehouse has built a reputation as a songwriter and…