Cedric Noel, Jane Blanchard, Hello Moth, and Bloedel

Cedric Noel - “Nighttime (Skin)”

Cedric’s Noel’s track “Nighttime (Skin)” opens with heavy droning guitar that builds a slow, sweeping soundtrack, eventually making way for resonant vocals that give you a window on a triumphant journey of self-discovery.

<a href="https://cedricnoelmusic.bandcamp.com/album/nighttime-skin">Nighttime (Skin) by Cedric Noel</a>

Jane Blanchard - Still, Again

There’s a sweet, slow-burning contradiction at the core of Jane Blanchard’s album Still, Again that pulls you right up to the edge, and you’re crying, but you’re smiling.

<a href="https://janeblanchard.bandcamp.com/album/still-again">Still, Again by Jane Blanchard</a>

Hello Moth - When The Sky Melted

Hello Moth inspires wonder with the expansive arrangements and epic climaxes on their latest release which is aptly titled When The Sky Melted. The album explores the feelings that go along with branching out into a scary world from somewhere safe.

<a href="https://hellomoth.bandcamp.com/album/when-the-sky-melted">When the Sky Melted by Hello Moth</a>

Bloedel - “Drift 87”

“Drift 87” is the perfect song to get lost in the moment to because it leaves lots of room for the mind. It is one of those tracks that emanates pure ecstasy with every twinkling note, infused into the pulse, lighting the way forward.

- Jeshaiah David