Austin’s Club Coma are back, this time with more tricks in their bag and an added touch of fuzzy sweetness, adding Lani Thomison AKA Street Peach to their club mix. The new, absolute banger “You Can Take My Spirit” sees the quartet extending the fazers into experimental territory, adding a little crunch to the beat, and maneuvering towards a sound you want to hear spilling out of the clubs on W 4th Street. Walk away from Slack and Outlook and give yourself a midday, full volume dance break.

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Billie Marten is an English singer-songwriter known for her delicate folk sound, warm finger-picked guitar, and quietly powerful songwriting. In 2025 she released her fifth studio album, Dog Eared, on Fiction Records, expanding her signature folk style with richer arrangements. Marten’s music blends elements of folk, indie, and jazz-tinged pop, creating an intimate and timeless atmosphere. She stopped by Studio 1A during her recent tour stop in Austin with cozy, intimate acoustic set.

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Have you ever needed a dance break in the middle of a Tuesday afternoon? Today’s Song of the Day, “Floor Siren,” transports listeners to the dance floor no matter what day or time it is. New York-based artist I’MMORTAL builds an experimental, deconstructed club sound – similar to contemporaries such as COBRAH and Shygirl – to create a hypnotic dance tune to get you moving no matter where you are or what you’re doing.

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Born and raised in Austin and now based in L.A. (after a stint in Brooklyn), Eyelid Kid is back with more of that smooth, bedroom pop bop action. Produced by Flora and Fawna’s Mason Ables, “What Happened” is cozy and laid back with a midtempo pulse of drum machine momentum and affixed with lots of synthy shimmer that culminates into an atmospheric, Postal Service-like interlude. Once again, Paul Grant gives us another song perfect for your “daily, going about life” soundtrack and especially perfect for this rainy Austin week.

Watch Eyelid Kid’s 2019 Studio 1A session here.

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Formed in 2010, Ratboys began as a humble duo by Notre Dame Freshman Julia Steiner and Dave Sagan. By 2017, they’d become a fully-fledged four-piece, relocated to Chicago, and were opening for acts like Soccer Mommy and Diet Cig with heaps of critical praise to line their nest (I assume all ratboys build little nests for themselves. My ratboy husband certainly does). Jump to today, and the band is headlining their own full US tour in support of their sixth album Singin’ To An Empty Chair. They brought their infectious indie rock energy to Studio 1A during their stop in Austin, and we’re thrilled to give you an exclusive free download from that session today.

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Kerrville, TX native Jake Ames grew-up saturated in the local folk scene, garnering influence from his local DJ father and the town’s famous annual folk festival. Notions of these folk and psych influences flow through his own music, in his solo sets and his band The Stacks. Ames has a Tuesday night residency at the Hole In the Wall stacked with solo sets from some of the city’s finest. This upcoming Tuesday, he’s joined by Being Dead’s Cody Dosier, Gus Baldwin, and David Rawlinson, another member of Gus Baldwin & the Sketch and the newly formed Commercial Breaks.

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On-and-off again metal-punk trio American Sharks are back once again with another slew of tracks that might be considered abrasive if they weren’t also so darn catchy. They’re about to embark on a full US tour with Austin power group Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol in support of the Sharks’ new album Not Dead Yet, their first in six years. On the upcoming album, they’ve brought in a slew of guest soloists to augment and punctuate their raw power and scuzz-leaden bite including GWAR’s Mike Derks, Kyle Shutt of the Sword, and Zach Blair of Rise Against, the first two being groups American Sharks have toured with in the past. The album’s title track packs a helluva wallop in under two minutes, giving you that midday bump you need without the 4PM crashout.

Not Dead Yet is out April 17th.

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“Flight” by Jess Helios and The Crew began as a song about revolution, but grew into something more personal, tapping into inner truth and rising to a higher state of mind. It offers a glimpse into their unreleased album Apollo 95, a cinematic, genre-blending journey through grief, love, and the full spectrum of human emotion, where every track brings something different. After debuting the project live and taking it across Texas, they return to Austin on April 9th at Hotel Vegas.

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