September rolls in with that familiar shift; summer fading, days growing shorter, and a little more coolness in the air. It’s the in-between month, where the warmth of August lingers but the pull of fall is already here. This mixtape leans into that transition: songs that carry the last
August has a way of stretching time, with long golden evenings, slow heat that will not quite break, and the bittersweet feeling of summer slipping through your fingers. This month’s mixtape leans into that haze with songs that capture both the sweat and the sweetness. Medium Build’s “Last
July came through with a killer lineup, and this month’s mixtape captures all the tracks we’ve been spinning on repeat. Marcus King’s Here Today brings the soul and swagger, Waxahatchee’s You Found Me hits with that warm, familiar glow, and Rainbow Kitten Surprise came back swinging
Featuring: Minna, Cautious Clay, Miner, The Wood Brothers, The Midnight, Milk & Bone, Luther Dickinson
Featuring: Tame Impala, Douglas Wayne, Lilly Hiatt, Trevor Sensor, Bright Eyes, Sierra Ferrel, Nikki Lane, Tyler Childers, Charley Crockett, Shovels & Rope and Venus & the Flytraps
Alright, we’re a little late getting this one out — blame it on some much-needed vacation time — but June didn’t stop delivering the goods while we were away. This month’s mixtape is stacked with repeat-worthy gems, including More Dumb from DURRY, 1978, Smiling Politely from Martha, and Crucified
Another month down, another pile of new tunes we can’t stop spinning. The May mixtape is packed with sun-soaked energy, indie grit, and just the right amount of weird. Margot Polo delivers shimmering pop hooks that feel like driving with the windows down, Born Ruffians are back with that
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April came through with a ton of great new music, and we pulled together a mixtape full of the stuff that stuck with us. A few standouts right away: Durry’s This Movie Sucks has been stuck in our heads for weeks, Wavves dropped Goner and it’s everything you
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We've wrapped another month, thank goodness we're getting into spring now. March’s mixtape is a bit all over the place, in the best way. Indie-pop, folk, rock, even some country—somehow it all clicks. Petey’s The Milkman sets the tone with his usual charm,
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February was stacked with incredible new music—some tracks hit like a late-night drive with the windows down, while others feel like they were made for getting lost in thought on a rainy afternoon. Indie gems, raw rock energy, folk that tugs at something deep—this past month had it
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After weeks of gray skies and winter’s lingering chill, today finally feels like spring—even if the calendar still says February. The sun is out, the air is warmer, and for the first time in a while, everything feels a little lighter. This mixtape is a soundtrack to that
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January is the great reset. The holiday haze clears, the calendar flips, and we step into a new year with a mix of ambition and uncertainty. It’s a time for fresh starts—not just in life, but in music too. Artists drop their first singles of the year, emerging
