Experience Stockdale's intimate acoustic renditions, stories, and more with this live album.

The latest single sees Matu delivering an emotive reflection on lost love.

The group's sophomore record weaves nostalgia and emotion through inviting reflection.

The fourth track off holy friend encapsulates a yearning for escape and self-discovery.

Here's to the enduring hope of unflinching optimists.

The atmospheric new single "You & Me" sees the Swedish band exploring empathy and connection.

Softly Spoken's Seasons of Love is an intimate acoustic journey through the highs and lows of romance, deeply heartfelt and soothing.

Even at just 16, she packs emotional ages into each track.

Take a glimpse into what the future might hold.

An introspective journey of self-discovery through acoustic guitar and reflective lyrics.

Guilt-ridden, unsure, hurting, while still leaving room for acceptance.

Dive into grief, loss, and the redemptive power of self-acceptance.

Slowly sink alongside the friend with pitch bends and washes of atmospheric sounds.

A story told through strings and sincerity.

A heartful song about how life can change in an instant.

BREGN is back with "Summertime" and tells you to embrace the random uncontrollable situations in life as you break free for the better.

A simple, sweet alt-country song that makes you appreciate that special bond with an old friend.

Be the pillar for someone in need.

Dark and dreamy vocals paint a passionate picture over slippery strings.

A folksy track about breaking through and soaring high.

Let this song make you look at the past with a smile.

Sometimes you just have to admit that you're not at your best at the moment.

Reflecting on your origins doesn't have to be pretty, but it can be catchy.

Keep one's memory alive with Nate Hadley's new song.

Focus on the little things that matter as you detach from the world and be the change that you want to be with this song by BREGN.

Folky acoustics and a feel-good vibe that will brighten up your day.

A love letter floating over intimate harmony.

Swing a door open and welcome new beginnings with this heart-warming song by Sean David Christensen.

A catchy, whimsical track with a chilling undertone.

Frank and poignant with just a touch of tenderness.

Gentle yet brimming with reserved power.

An unabashedly happy song about staying at home together.

Honest emotion wrapped in a mix of earthy and ethereal tones.

Introspective, charming, and rife with complex emotions squeezed into delicate melodies.

A touching ballad that grabs your heartstrings and pulls you along.

Like a cinematic time lapse abandoning old aspects to become the protagonist.

Sultry chords hiding the scars promised by the lyrics.

Distortions sprinkled about that alter your perception of time in this intricate track.

Gentle and rhapsodic with light dose of quirkiness.

Abstract and deliciously dreamy.

Where tranquility border peace and unease.

A folksy wave of fear and anger at the environmental crisis.

Layers build into a grand cloud of sound releasing in a torrent of restrained existential emotion.

The horrors of the world weigh heavy in this pensive exploration.

An emotion-laden voyage with weighty vocals and a piercing violin.

Bright, whimsical, and dripping with longing for your lobster…er, lover.

A soft, vulnerable confession of love floating on dreamy chords.

A soft and candid reflection of working through the music industry.

Distinctive vocals bare their heart over a stripped-back harmony.

The gentle play between harmonic texture and instrumental space evokes the intersection of nature and industry.

An intimate look at the low bar for men in relationship dynamics.

A lyric-led journey filled with nuggets of wisdom and riveting musical moments.

Hesitant love is the same as it was in 1952. It just sounds better now.

Dark, conspiratorial, and filled with Americana mystery.

Raise your Pride flag high with this beautifully authentic tale of transition.

A wounded voice and an anxious guitar tell an intimate, melancholic tale.

Like staring up at the Milky Way and wondering how you ended up where you are.

Laced with pain, each chord evokes another thing left unsaid.

A mellow, yet piercing indie tune about the conflicting emotions of moving away.

Loneliness just got a funky, happy makeover.

Swirling ambiance and warm vocals lull you to adventure.

An atmospheric meditation on the rising sun.

From the melancholy opening to the surging gentle ending, graceful power floats in every chord.

After reuniting with his estranged father, the brutally honest lyrics betray the fear and uncertainty of what happens next.

Thoughtful rhyme schemes outline the ebb and flow of this gentle tune.

Like a faraway reverie with uptempo beats and nostalgic guitar licks.

A folk heart and a pop sensibility blend African-inspired rhythms, an airy guitar, and Whitmanian lyrics.

Gentle, soothing harmonies cascaded to build a warm, spirited mood.

An acoustic mantra to stay hopeful and keep pressing on.

Sci-fi, Spaghetti Westerns, and more float above sturdy drums and around vulnerable vocals.

Loneliness and heartache resonate with a pandemic-themed song about isolation.

The frontman reportedly manifested symptoms of the disease throughout the recording sessions.

A peculiar take on future nostalgia with an acoustic groove and slippery slide guitar.

Through acoustic instrumentation, palpable simile, and honey-languid vocals, Eve Adams paints stories with music.

"Is it her or the music I love?" every quiet, bristling note seems to ask.

"Someone That Knows" gently floats with diffuse synths and quiet vocals.

Atmospheric guitars and vocals build into a bittersweet harmonic meditation.

ØZWALD's new track "10 pm at the Greyhound Station" hits the hearts of nostalgic wanderlust bipeds who trek amongst the wilderness and urban sprawls alike.

Clear vocals and swelling orchestration stave off an emotional shattering.

Quiet, yet packed with energy to break the stationary inertia.

The band's softer side touching on a hard subject.

Lively drum fills and colorful guitar licks showcase the group's control as experienced musicians, and each instrumental voice fits perfectly in the track's controlled swirls of emotion.

His bending, gliding guitar chords open to the sonic equivalent of a rippling TV screen sending viewers back in time.

The Hamburg musician is among those who know exactly what to do with their greatest strength.

The track "deals with shame, vulnerability, empathy, and connection between people and through music."

Mapes, who is a pretty established musician, has just returned from a 15-year hiatus.

Self-produced by singer-songwriters Lucy Mabbott and David Qadir, Ah, Lucidity's debut project fuses contemporary folk and alternative rock.

Allen describes the track as semi-autobiographical, having gone through an extreme period of writer's block after ending a relationship.

Healing and melancholy drift through every word and pacing on this soft, calmly emotive piece.

While her style has surreptitiously evolved 15 years since Happier Than Everybody Else, her time-honored musical identity remarkably remains unspoiled.

The lovebirds were able to make the best of the lockdown period by spending much of their time finishing and promoting their self-titled debut EP.