Today's Top Tune

Based on the Texas border, The Chamanas ache with melodic indie pop.

The holy trinity of singers converge as Neko Case, k.d. lang and Laura Veirs come together on 14 beautiful songs.

​When asked to write a song for an LGBTQ ​compilation, Greg Holden's instructions were to write "the gayest song ever" – only trouble was that he doesn't write happy upbeat songs, so he wrote about a father and son who didn't see eye to eye on the son's sexuality.

Joseph are a trio of harmonizing sisters from the Pacific Northwest that will release their album debut in August.

Roots rocker Michael Franti creates a potent mix with a singular ability to channel frustration into thought-provoking lyrics and triumphant hope.

The album traces DJ Sun's real-life experiences with an imaginary route for his kin as part of a wider scope of 19th century migratory patterns.

Austrian synth-pop duo Leyya find their stride in eerie, but hooky vibes. They've captured many fans in Europe, but only now are hitting US shores.

Pop masters Teleman hail from South London and doggedly pursue the perfect pop hook. There's no doubt they are getting close...

Luck or Magic is the debut solo album by bass guitarist and Luna member Britta Phillips (as well as the better half of Dean & Britta, with husband Dean Wareham lending a hand on guitar).

LA's own Gavin Turek has just released a new, vibey disco jam. A goddess of beats, her credits include collaborations with Tokimonsta and Mayer Hawthorne.