Tash Sultana’s music is like all the seasons of the year getting together to sit by a bonfire and melt into the sound. An incredible performer worthy of an effusive blog post.

The 16-year-old Ontario musician’s new single is a pensive reflection on young lost love.

Dylan Pachecho’s new EP is accessible, crisp and introspective indie pop, and I open up in an encouraging segment on persevering through your struggle.

The first single by the Chicago-area duo is a simple yet catchy commentary on the state of today’s mainstream artistic output.

“Folklore” may be written in a mansion but with the homegrown nature escape vibes, it doesn’t matter. Elite production carries Taylor Swift’s manufactured rustic pop album.

“Brightest Blue” by Ellie Goulding is perfect Pop, like usual. It also holds your head underwater in a bathtub of memory.

Julianna Barwick’s sound is one-part Wood Elves and one-part standing by the sea, and all of it is music for letting go.

Of all the villains who die grisly deaths, the Breaking Bad soundtrack easily contends for best death scene atmosphere in all of TV history.