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Entirely analog, lush melodic pop with a tender heart from L.A. artist Human Barbie sounds bigger than the bedroom project it is.
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Breezy acoustic pop from Dunedin, “Caprice” floats feathery vocals over sunny guitars and keys.
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Sun Of A Gun
by Good Good Blood
Moody and moving, Good Good Blood’s “Son of a Gun” has a richness and breadth that belies its home-recording roots.
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Simple yet experimental bedroom folk plays has the dirgey, pensive feel of very early Sufjan Stevens records.
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Tender indie rock from Boston artist Tiffy, with pillowy synths and heavenly vocals.
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From Cardiff, Rosehip Teahouse combines the quavering sound of shoegaze with the sugary melodies of indie pop.
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You Can Sing Me Anything: A Tribute to 69 Love Songs
by Living Statue Records
This massive Magnetic Fields tribute album benefits "No More Dysphoria," a nonprofit supporting the transgender and non-binary communities.
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