Sarah Golley New Haven, Connecticut
Sarah Golley combines an eclectic mixture of genres, weaved with sincere lyricism, using a keyboard, her voice, and a looper. Her influences include a background in musical theater, Romantic and 20th century post-tonal composers, choral singing, jazz, and visual lyricists. Sarah uses music to grow as a human. She hopes others will relate to her journey on this strange and beautiful planet. ... more
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There is a lot to hear here and unsurprisingly it's a mixed bag, but Passing Strange's stunning arrangement of "Tourniquet" blows me away. They make it sound like it was ALWAYS a piano ballad, and their contribution was to rock it up with lively drums.
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Playing Dead [EP]
by Addy Edward
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Let the Flower Grow
by Evelyn Gray
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This album makes me cry a lot and Evelyn is great and I wish I couldve bought this album sooner but during half of 2021 I was jobless and now Im in a stable situation, but seriously, this album helped me so much in 2020-2021. This past year sucked ass, and Evelyn's sweet music made it better. This music is absolutely gorgeous ambient-indie stuff.
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On her gorgeous new LP, Minnesota artist Rachel Lime floats her evocative voice through rich & dizzying art-pop arrangements.
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Strange Strangers
by Devon Church
Devon Church embraces a warm and introspective singer-songwriter sound evocative of Lee Hazlewood and Nick Cave on his latest.
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No Elegant Way To Sell Out
by Ellie Bleach
This debut from the London indie-pop artist was inspired by 1970s and 1980s soft rock and easy-listening music.
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We Are Inextricable
by Devon Church
Exitmusic’s Devon Church delivers a solo LP rich with atmospheric ballads anchored in Church’s haunting baritone.
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