2026 Albums
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Color Space Transform (2026)
View post: Color Space Transform (2026)A cinematic, groove-heavy EP that jumps through genres and decades, piling sounds together without ever losing its sense of momentum.
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Internet Is Weird (2026)
View post: Internet Is Weird (2026)Hooks, distortion, digital chaos, and unexpected beauty collide on Internet Is Weird, an adventurous digicore album that rewards listeners willing to follow its constant twists and turns.
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Before I Forget (2026)
View post: Before I Forget (2026)Before I Forget blends moody R&B, pop, and melodic hip-hop and unfolds like a diary of a break-up.
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Every Moon (2026)
View post: Every Moon (2026)Ricochet Star blends dreamy shoegaze with catchy pop songwriting on an EP about new love, losing track of time, and not wanting the real world to intrude.
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Some Things Never Leave (2026)
View post: Some Things Never Leave (2026)A warm, lived-in blend of folk, rock, psychedelia, and ’60s pop, Some Things Never Leave pairs Annabelle Dinda’s remarkable vocals with songwriting about love, aging, fear, and our attempts to find order in the chaos of life.
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Tragic Magic (2026)
View post: Tragic Magic (2026)An atmospheric, emotionally expressive album that feels less like something you listen to and more like something you slowly walk into.
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Songs of the Same Old Story (2026)
View post: Songs of the Same Old Story (2026)A rough, emotionally messy lo-fi album where the rawness becomes part of the songwriting.
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Superstar Syndrome (2026)
View post: Superstar Syndrome (2026)Blending indie rock, alternative country, folk, and adventurous pop, Superstar Syndrome pairs huge hooks with thoughtful songwriting, creating an album about identity, ambition, and having the courage to choose your own path.
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Mirages (2026)
View post: Mirages (2026)Blending shoegaze, ambient music, experimental rock, and flashes of metal, Mirages unfolds like a hazy guitar suite, rewarding listeners who surrender to its atmosphere rather than chase its hooks.
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Jana Horn (2026)
View post: Jana Horn (2026)A minimalist folk album with lo-fi textures and understated indie sensibilities that feels warm, intimate, and emotionally direct.