Today, Los Angeles’ Joey Dosik is thrilled to announce his debut album, 'Inside Voice,' out August 24th on Secretly Canadian. Watch the video for the album’s title track, directed by Carlos Lopez Estrada (Thundercat, clipping., Father John Misty, and more), below.

Makeness aka Kyle Molleson is in the midst of a world tour with label kin Unknown Mortal Orchestra and playing his largest rooms to date across North America and Europe. His debut album, 'Loud Patterns,' has been described by Pitchfork as “dark and dissonant, electronic rock that captures the thrum of cities and the solitude of the country.”

Suuns share the official video for the latest single, “Look No Further,” taken from new album Felt (out now on Secretly Canadian). The video is based on Lorraine Price‘s (“Last Woman Standing,” “Inside These Walls”) footage from Werner Herzog’s workshop in San Antonio de los Banos, Cuba, 2017.

Damien Jurado‘s new album 'The Horizon Just Laughed' arrived in stores today. The album — which will be available to stream via Spotify, Apple Music, and Pandora on July 6th — has been earning great press.

serpentwithfeet is sharing his new single, “cherubim,” produced with Katie Gately and mmph, with an official video directed by Allie Avital in conjunction with Red Bull Music.

Cherry Glazerr is back today, releasing a new, standalone single and video entitled “Juicy Socks.”

Today, Damien Jurado debuts a new song, Allocate, off his forthcoming album The Horizon Just Laughed, due out May 4th, 2018.

Today, Makeness releases his debut album, Loud Patterns. Crafting tracks which make a virtue of disparate influences, Scottish producer Kyle Molleson manages to pull off something difficult: songs which have been tirelessly worked on, although sound loose-limbed and to-the-point.

On the heels of a sold-out North American headline tour, Alex Cameron is extending his live schedule in support of Forced Witness. Today, he is also presenting the video for “Studmuffin96,” directed by Jemima Kirke, who also stars in the video alongside Cameron.

Scottish producer Makeness shares another new single from his debut album Loud Patterns. Crafting tracks which make a virtue of disparate influences, the sparkling “Who Am I To Follow Love” sees Kyle Molleson team up with Babeheaven vocalist Nancy Andersen to create a reflective mood and showcase another side to his versatile songwriting talents.