Today's Top Tune

Pushing the boundaries of "tropical punk," East London ska-core band The Skints are back with an anticipated fourth album. Get moving to the sounds of "Restless" featuring Protoje.

Singer/songwriter Eric D. Johnson aka Fruit Bats got back in the van to move on both literally and metaphorically on the catchy "Gold Past Life." Turning songs into salves, Johnson found his way by creating a soothing pop-induced balm.

Experimental harpist Sarah Pagé sets out to create the feeling of stillness within motion, like looking out of a moving train window. Pagé’s hands reflect her subconscious on the composition "Ephemeris Data."

Jack Waterson is part of LA's underground music scene dating back to its start in the early 80's as part of Green on Red. Decades later he’s teamed with producer Adrian Younge, and Waterson presents “Smile,” a sonic psychedelic kaleidoscopic.

LA dwellers Mara Connor and Langhorne Slim each take their stances on a lovelorn duet. As Mara grapples with her heartbreak, Langhorne hopes she can find a way to mend on "Someone New."

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to summer, so let's kick it off with a powerful and fearless band, Tijuana Panthers. They have a new album on the horizon; check out the tight sound of "Path of Totality."

"Nervous" is a love song, but it's also the 5th song Jonah Yano has ever written! Yano says it's also a dream come true for his good fortune of working with the talented jazz/production duo BADBADNOTGOOD. Go grab a partner and sway.

Labelmates and pals, Hanni El Khatib & De Lux teamed up for "Power Struggle," an anthem that packs all their inspirations: disco, post-punk, and beyond as they share production and playing duties.

Inglewood's Inner Wave have been bopping along the Latin-alternative local scene for a little while, racking up plays and attracting a larger audience. Backed by Long Beach band Bane's World, you can hear why on "Whoa."

The beloved and prolific troubadour David Gray goes acoustic on his latest EP, which was recorded at his home studio with just a piano and guitar. We hear the master at work on "Mallory."