cross record

Emily Cross shares a lovely, meditative new track, "inspired by a visit to an overstimulating Mexican street market teeming with people," taken from the forthcoming self-titled Cross Record LP, the follow-up to 2016's stellar Wabi-Sabi (one of our favorite full-lengths of that year). Cross Record is due in August on Ba Da Bing. Video shot by Emily Cross + Marjorie Bailey:

Currently "deep inside the new album", Loma drop a video for their haunting new single "Half Silences", out today on Sub Pop. Directed by Emily Cross, Dan Duszynski, Jonathan Meiburg + Sam Sanford:

TX group Loma shares another hypnotic highlight from their beautiful self-titled debut LP, out next month. "Joy", which features a clarinet solo from the group's Emily Cross, is the first song the trio wrote together, and it's a devastating, widescreen reflection on "the giddy experience of falling in love, especially against one's better judgment"...

Loma shares the beautiful video for "Relay Runner", taken from their self-titled debut album, out next month on Sub Pop. Directed by Allison Beondé + Emily Cross and shot in west TX at Monahans Sandhills State Park.

More magic from Loma -- the new project from Cross Record + Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg -- whose debut single "Black Willow" is one of our favorite songs of the year. The driving "Relay Runner", which Meiburg calls "the happiest accident on the record", is taken from the group's entrancing debut LP, out next year on Sub Pop:

Loma is the new collaborative project from the incredible Dripping Springs, TX band Cross Record + Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg, and today the group graces us with some beautifully mystical vibes in the form of the devastating, ASMR-inducing first single from their forthcoming album, with a powerful and haunting accompanying video from director Andrew McGlennon...

You aren't going to encounter many more immediately endearing debuts than NADINE's forthcoming full-length oh my, a playful, warm, almost loungy collection of deceptively sophisticated pop gems that somehow manage to feel instantly familiar, but also continue to unfurl and reveal their understated magic over repeat listens...

We're psyched to debut the devastating opening track from Chthonic, the new full-length from Austin's Julia Lucille. Julia counts two of our favorites -- Alela Diane + Sibylle Baier -- among her biggest influences, and the stunning incantation "Eternally" is every bit as disarming and lovely as the most haunting gems in that ethereal dream-folk lineage...