Crimson99 • Daredevil • 2026

"Open Up Your Heart" 

- The Line of Best Fit's New Music Discovery

“A gentle yet emotionally charged track about the temptation to return to familiar habits, even when they no longer serve us...With Daredevil, Crimson99 is opening the door to what promises to be an instinctive and deeply personal artistic journey.” 

- VERGE Magazine UK

“‘Open Up Your Heart’ is rich indie rock with touches of folk that touches on hope..Crimson99’s unique voice reels the listener in, hitting the bullseye with emotion and conviction.” 

- ColoRisng

“The song showcases her vocals, which while being soulful and smooth, also have the slightest bit of grit that helps suck you in and elevates the song to the next level."

- If It's Too Loud

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Mamas Gun • Good Love • 2022

“... a modern soul classic with a deeply funky groove. Supremely mellow and smooth... feels vibrantly fresh while maintaining a slinky soul vibe that takes you straight back to the more moody and sensual sounds of the ‘70s when acts like Curtis Mayfield and Parliament Funkadelic were dominating the landscape. ” - GLIDE MAGAZINE

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Fieh • Grendehus Funkadelic • 2021

 

"Smooth and soulful" DIY

"An explosion of summer energy" The Fader

"Charming slice of jazz-infused soul" The Line Of Best Fit

"Norway's Fieh make songs that feel like neo-soul in an indie pop context" CLASH

"An experimental, entirely unique sound that defies genre or trends" Wonderland

Son Little • "suffer" • 2020

Born to a preacher and a teacher in Los Angeles, Little first came to international prominence with his self-titled debut, released in 2015 on ANTI- Records. While Little’s collaborations with The Roots and RJD2 had already helped him make a name for himself by that point in his adopted hometown of Philadelphia, critics on both sides of the pond were quick to recognize the unique power of Little’s solo recordings.

Son Little, the bluesy R&B project of Grammy-winning Los Angeles artist Aaron Livingston, has shared his third album aloha. It’s his first album with an outside producer, and Livingston plays almost all the instruments on the album. aloha follows 2017’s New Magic and 2015’s Son Little. —Lizzie Manno

Yola • Ride Out In The Country • 2019

Walk Through Fire takes its name from a devastating house fire, which left Yola injured and shaken. It also references her survival of an abusive relationship, which took its toll on Yola's emotional well-being. To help herself heal, she wrote songs that touch on both of these incidents and offer ways forward. (In the title track, she references a "rescue vessel" she's certain will take her to calmer shores.) The resulting album is a bold statement from a woman who's been to hell and back, and is ready to share her stories.

Samurai • When The Summer Is Through • 2019

Norwegian 8-piece, Fieh return with their new track, ‘Samurai / When The Summer Is Through’, which is an ode inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill that doubles as that perfect accompaniment to the end of the warmer sun this year.

Breanna Barbara - Mirage Dreams - 2016

"If you dig Alabama Shakes, there’s a good chance you’ll dig this too," says Brooklyn Vegan about Breanna Barbara, and for good reasons, her new album 'Mirage Dreams' was recorded and produced by their collaborator Andrija Tokic, who also worked with Hurray For The Riff Raff, "it’s swaggering, smoky blues rock, with fuzzed-out riffs, organs, and Breanna’s attitude-fueled voice leading the way."

Nathaniel Rateliff And The Night Sweats – A Little Something More From [EP] - 2016

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The Denver Post proclaims, "...Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats have supplied another ear-pleasing dose of their agreeable soul sounds..." The set, a companion to the band's critically acclaimed debut, features new studio recordings of live favorites including "Parlor," "Out On The Weekend," and "I Did It," original album B-sides including the soulful ballad "What I Need," "How To Make Friends" and a live version of "Wasting Time" recorded at the Stax Museum of American Soul Music in Memphis. BWW

Kelly Dance - ALL THAT'S GAINED - 2016

In her new EP, All That's Gained, Kelly Dance explores living, loving and coming of age in Modern China as revealed through Chinese Science Fiction stories and allegories.

Still Flyin' - Perfect Future - 2016

Still Flyin’ are a silly, dumb blast of a bash worth attending.” – NME

WWNBB is excited to team up with Ernest Jenning Record Co. and Lost and Lonesome to announce Perfect Future, the fourth album from San Francisco’s Still Flyin‘.

Still Flyin’s Sean Rawls had a child at the end of 2012, a few months after their most recent album (On A Bedroom Wall) was released, which spelled a day job and no more world tours. In his words, “My identity as ‘dude in a band’ turned into ‘new dad who used to be in a band.'” Once an endless tinkerer who crafted songs constantly, he suddenly found himself with little time for any of that. He ended up having to carve out songwriting time between his son’s naps, and one of these short bursts of songwriting resulted in three of Perfect Future‘s tracks (“Get Out of My Car”, “Navarone” and “Tea Leaves”).

The band ended up recording in much the same way — all of the basic tracks were bashed out in three days of recording, which was much quicker than they were used to. Keeping with the general theme, the record was mixed very quickly by Phil Manley (Trans Am), and the result is raw, immediate, unedited and undeniably fun. wwnbb

Guy Fox - Night Owl - 2015

It’s not born out of decades of psych-rock, surf-rock or even folk, but lies at the very foundation of Bay Area music—soul and funk. Punctuating brass, playful bass lines, and even funk-pop make its way into a musical aesthetic found at the fingertips of Guy Fox. 

PHOX - 2014

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One of the most prominently unifying fixtures of PHOX comes from deep in the soul of frontwoman Monica Martin. Her smoky voice serves as both the constant throughout PHOX and the motion that pushes songs in new directions. The almost a capella opener “Calico Man” focuses the attention on her, while on tracks like lead single “1936,” her layered harmonies weave into the greater instrumental collage. Although some tracks may blend together on initial listen, PHOX ultimately serves as a colorful debut from a promising young band.

Ivory Hours - Mary - 2014

Alt-pop from London, Ontario.

Love in Stockholm - 2014

SALES - chinese new year - 2014

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Wicked single. Indie swagger rooted in a lo-fi electro-pop frenzy.

Pwrhaus - Be Free - 2014

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With a flair for the epic and an ear cupped toward the sentimentality of ’50s rock ‘n’ soul, Portland’s PWRHAUS have claimed their very own creative corner. At eight members strong, the sheer size of the band is imposing; their capacity for capturing moods within strong songwriting that utilizes chamber and baroque sensibilities is a bit of an anomaly for the bar/club set, but the band has steadily transcended their outsider status to bigger stages, including a fantastic set at last year’s PDX Pop Now! The band’s new self-titled record is a fantastic, dream-like undertaking, melding the velvety vocals of frontman/guitarist/pianist Tonality Star with a wall of foggy, mildly dark instrumentation. There probably isn’t one bad song on the record, and in the live setting, the band’s attention to the same intricacies it hones in the studio remains present. That translates to good, good things.

— Ryan J. Prado, The Portland Mercury