Looking for something alternative and grungy? Check out “No Worries If Not” by Tiny Gun. This track takes you straight back to the smoky days of NYC’s iconic CBGB’s. The song is part of their self-titled EP, released on September 20th.

Tiny Gun, fronted by Kareem Rahma, has become a staple in the NYC club scene, performing at venues like Union Pool, Addison Pest Control, and Pyramid Club. Though they’ve only released a handful of singles, their music is making waves. The EP features shredding guitar solos, sharp lyrical wit, pounding drums, and a fresh spin on a classic sound.

If you’re craving raw, energetic vibes, give “No Worries If Not” a listen!

Looking for something fun and light to close out the summer? Check out British singer-songwriter Reuben Medlin and his song “Sunshine Of My Life.” The track was inspired by the touching final words of Reuben’s girlfriend’s mother: “You’re the sunshine of my life, I love you.”

Reuben Medlin, described by BBC Introducing as a *”promising, brand new artist,”* has already gained attention on major playlists like Spotify’s New Music Friday and Fresh Finds. Hailing from Wiltshire, UK, Reuben’s music is deeply personal, and his journey through challenges, especially highlighted in his single “Chronic Fatigue.” . If you’re after something that blends emotional depth with a breezy feel, “Sunshine Of My Life” is worth a listen! Also check out Familiar Faces, another great track.

Joshua Golden’s new track, “St. Louis, Missouri,” is perfect for anyone craving a folky, melancholic tune that reflects on the past. The song captures a sense of longing for simpler times, with beautiful lyrics and a melody that feels both timeless and heartfelt.

Golden has already made a big impact with over 250 million global streams and a strong social media following of 1.2 million fans across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Recently signed to APG, he’s working with major artists like Charlie Puth, Selena Gomez, and G-Eazy, taking his music to new heights.

If you’re in the mood for something emotional, reflective, and well-crafted, *”St. Louis, Missouri”* is a track you’ll want to check out.

Check out the song “Honest” by Tessa Dalton. A catchy, simple, to-the-point song—I’m just being honest (no pun intended).

Two of her upcoming singles, “Honest” and “You See Me,” were selected among nearly 14,000 entries as semifinalists in the 2023 International Songwriting Contest.

“Honest” is an indie pop/rock song about a girl questioning whether a relationship has just been a placeholder. Dalton notes, “You get to that point in a relationship when you want to know whether it’s going somewhere. You talk, you spend time together, you become friends, but was the time worth it? Did the words have meaning? The truth is that most relationships don’t work out, and sometimes you have to be honest about that.”

Dalton is a 19-year-old fiddler, multi-instrumentalist, and aspiring singer-songwriter. She grew up in rural Idaho and is now based in Nashville, studying commercial music at Belmont University.

Watch out for Mal Sounds and the song “Fall Into You” off Still In New York EP. Reminiscent of The Weeknd, the track finds its place in the world of lo-fi beats, chill, and calm vibes. A perfect addition to Spotify’s Chill Tracks, Chill Vibes, Dreamy Vibes, and Relax & Unwind playlists.

Set in Mal Sounds’ home of Brooklyn, the record is about letting go and embracing stillness. Born from a period of mental unrest, “Still In New York” explores finding peace. Mal allows himself to fall in love, creating a space for fellow daydreamers.

The EP features Mal’s ambient, shoegaze-inspired production, with contributions from Harrison Lipton and Stevexcooper. Focused on mental health and the search for calm, “Still In New York” offers comfort for anxious minds.