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Laura Pieri launches a Halloween-themed cover series honoring women deemed “too much,” kicking off with a haunting take on Lady Gaga’s “Marry the Night” on YouTube. Throughout October she’ll share three covers and Substack stories, culminating in a new original single on Oct 31.

Nashville singer-songwriter Sam Varga shares The Fallout, a 7-track EP merging alt-country grit with emo/punk urgency and alt-pop hooks. Features two new songs: “What If I’m Okay?” and “Sticking With It.” Out now on all platforms.

Pop singer, songwriter, and producer elijah woods shares “I Miss You,” the final preview of his debut LP Can We Talk? (out Oct 14). After viral teasers, he confirms headline shows: Dec 2 at Baby’s All Right (NYC) and Dec 9 at The Echo (LA). Presale Oct 8; on-sale Oct 10.

meg elsier unveils her Audiotree live session—capturing raw, magnetic performances with Jashaun Smith and Hayden Cotcher, plus an exclusive interview. Watch on YouTube, stream everywhere, and catch NYC dates at Baby’s All Right (Sept 25) and Brooklyn Bowl (Oct 19).

Nashville’s Sam Varga drops “Queen of the Ashes,” a brooding, guitar-forward anthem about a woman burning down her world for revenge. Written with Caroline Romano and Spencer Jordan and produced by Dan Swank, it deepens Varga’s alt-country edge while keeping his raw, confessional fire.

Meg Elsier releases spittake dress rehearsal, a four-song live performance film that blends concert energy with theatrical staging—fully live, tightly choreographed, and set as a “rehearsal.” Co-created with Jacqueline Justice, it arrives alongside the spittake (deluxe) era’s expanded worlds.

Avery Lynch announces Glad We Met, a 9-track EP out September 5 via RECORDS. Built on lush piano and intimate vocals, it spans heartbreak, healing, and new love—and marks her first project as a co-producer. It includes “Rain,” “the boys who don’t know what they want,” “think about it,” “Dead to Me,” “Lasting Effects,” “Sweetheart,” and new tracks.

Ana Luna returns with “Can We Pretend We Just Met at a Bar?,” a dreamy, slow-burn confessional that pairs cinematic production with raw honesty—teasing her forthcoming debut album.

Sophie Powers collaborates with K-Pop group ILLIT on a vibrant reimagining of “jellyous,” blending edgy vocals with dance-floor energy.

Eighty Ninety’s “Hollywood Dream” blends cinematic indie-pop with pulsing guitars to explore love’s fine line between fantasy and reality.

Charlotte Sands’ “neckdeep” fuses hyperpop hooks and alt-rock aggression into a cathartic anthem for relationship angst.

Laura Pieri shares Daughter of Demeter On the Dancefloor, a sultry remix that turns heartbreak into hypnotic dance energy.

Meg Elsier returns with spittake deluxe, an expanded edition of her debut that includes demos, live recordings, and b sides for a raw look at her creative process.

JESSIA drops Therapy & Yoga, an empowering pop anthem celebrating self love, independence, and thriving after heartbreak.

Breakout pop artist Elijah Woods announces his debut album Can We Talk releasing October 14 and shares lead single Ghost On The Radio ahead of his Asia tour.

Annabel Gutherz’s new single “Summer’s Here” is a sun-soaked indie-pop postcard captured live in one take.

Avery Lynch’s new single ‘Sweetheart’ is a warm acoustic ballad that confronts toxic relationships ahead of her September EP.

Emma Harner announces her Taking My Side headline tour with shows in Los Angeles, New York, London & Berlin.

Emma Harner releases her debut EP Taking My Side, a 5‑track collection blending intimate folk and complex math rock, out now on all platforms with a limited‑edition vinyl pressing available for pre‑order.

Ana Luna releases her haunting new single “Daddy’s Empire,” blending cinematic alt-pop with raw lyricism about emotional imbalance and quiet heartbreak.

Sam Varga drops Minute Man, a defiant and genre-blurring love song for the end of the world that turns modern anxiety into something bold, cinematic, and deeply personal.

Emma Harner releases her debut EP Taking My Side on July 11. The 5-track project blends emotional storytelling with intricate guitar work, showcasing her signature folk-meets-math rock sound. The EP includes singles “False Alarm,” “Do It,” and three new tracks shaped by self-reflection and personal growth. Originally from Nebraska and now based in Boston, Harner has supported Orla Gartland, mxmtoon, and more, building a loyal fanbase through viral videos and live performances.

Synth‑pop siblings Katie and Ben Marshall drop their long‑awaited second EP Reach today. The five‑track project dives into themes of nostalgia and wonder, anchored by the emotive single “Looking Back” featuring Philip Sheppard’s lush cello arrangements.

Lily Fitts debuts her 10‑track album Getting By, blending warm acoustic indie‑folk with raw lyrical honesty. Available now via Thirty Knots Records, the collection explores young adulthood’s highs and lows. She also announces her first headline tour this fall—11 U.S. cities plus Europe—and will support Willow Avalon and Max McNown on select dates.