From the Inbox: Freddy Zucchet Lets Penelope Steer Her Own Odyssey
Freddy Zucchet puts Penelope at the center of the story in an English-language cinematic-pop release sent directly to Bubbling Box.
Freddy Zucchet puts Penelope at the center of the story in an English-language cinematic-pop release sent directly to Bubbling Box.
Bob Smith’s The Static Dive shares “Mongo Fogo,” an instrumental discovery with a behind-the-scenes route into its improvised beginnings.
Paris WYA’s “Treat Me Right” gets a dance-minded second perspective from LAWRENT, opening another doorway into her MANNEQUIN world.
Jaïr Faria introduces “August,” a personal new chapter linking rock, pop and neo-soul with the unpredictable weather of healing.
LOVELI LORI delivers a compact flash of hyperpop attitude on “i want u dead,” featuring fijo and drawn from her debut era.
Dat Kid Deuce looks beyond the artist name on “Who Am I (Deuce A.M.),” an introspective chapter from his project Genuine Love.
Utah trio Riff Wood search for a glimpse of sun on “Beyond A Tree,” the final preview of their sophomore album.
MT Jones expands JOY with four additions that draw its songwriting, handmade rhythms and layered vocal arrangements closer to the foreground.
The Legendary Ten Seconds introduce “The Lonely Planet,” track five from the 14-song science-fiction and astronomy concept album Sci Fi Hi Fi.
FROM THE INBOX — An editorially selected release sent directly to Bubbling Box. Progressive country artist Bryan Andrews surprised listeners on September 4 with “If Heaven’s a Country Club,” adding another chapter to an increasingly visible independent career. Andrews has built his audience by pairing country storytelling with a willingness […]