Indie pop artist LHO is based in Boston, USA where she creates her own organic and true songs. As a singer-songwriter, she is open to us with her works that inspiring us to be honest with ourself.

Alumbra is a music project led by Orlando Blanco, an American producer and electronic musician based in South Florida, USA. Alumbra originally translated from Spanish means 'To bring light' and indeed the music of this electronic artist is mostly bright and pure as light itself.

The song 'We Can't Go Back' is that harmonious and spiritual duo of mother and daughter that carries one idea on the wings of freedom, equality and the future.

London artist Carla Kerridge released her debut single 'Not The One' on September 12. This song is based on the Latin pop and R&B music. Flamenco motif runs through the whole composition in its minimalist melody thickening the colors of passion and desire.

The British music project Yuzostate debuted with the single 'Orange Peel'. This instrumental composition absorbed the aesthetics of psychedelic and post rock.

Marianne Engebretsen shared a new single from her upcoming album. The song is called 'Light As The Moon' and it was released on September 10. This composition has a unique experimental sound in the style of alternative pop.

The British duo Bone Cult is based in Nottingham from where they go on their long and short tours. The band has really seen many countries and has established itself as a consistent continuation of the rock tradition in electronic music.

The fourth single by Israeli singer Raleÿell was released on September 13. The song is called 'let them stare' and it is next great filling of the artist's songs catalog.

Chloe Ann's latest single 'Sick' is a terrific pop track that has its own groove and filled melodies. This song has the potential of a pop hit and the singer herself has already been recognized by BBC Introducing as one of the artists who should be heard.

Singer and multi-instrumentalist Dylan Bressler recently unveiled his new killing 12-track album 'Plastic Knife'. Dylan completely performed and recorded all the parts himself in the garage studio in New York and mixed it with cult producer Dan Konopka from OK Go.