With a mission to, "...share and spread the Retrowave sound and culture with the world", NRW Records (New Retro Wave) has done well by its artists, getting features on Netflix films as well as TV shows and major movies like, Death Note, Family Guy, [Click here to open...]
Alan Dreezer – What You Didn’t Say (single)
The Chelmsford Essex UK-based singer-songwriter, Alan Dreezer, put his calling for synth-pop in the backseat for years while touring with other projects. "What you didn't say hurt more than what you did..." It was the brotherhood of the [Click here to open...]
Forest Robots – Inevitable (single)
Somewhere in the forests outside of Los Angeles, California, you'll likely find electronic musical machinist, visual engineer and literate savant, Fran Dominguez, and his daughter taking it all in, doing their part to increase the [Click here to open...]
Knarly Jones – Atonement (single)
After a few years in the hip-hop production scene, Detroit MI-based DJ/producer Knarly Jones ventured off on his own. What has since transpired represents one man's musical evolution in time and space. While leading raves from Michigan to Colorado, [Click here to open...]
Charley Young – Hold The Moon (single)
New York, NY-based (by way of San Diego, CA, and Pensacola Beach, FL) actress, singer, writer, Charley Young, always knew that she wanted to dedicate her life to the entertainment industry. As that intention took shape, she found herself performing [Click here to open...]
Ricardo Alves – Wave
"Making music is how I deal with life, so the album is very personal." Creating music on his computer from the comfort of his own home studio in Portugal; composer-producer, Ricardo Alves, prefers to let his music do the talking. [Click here to open...]
Element Tritium – Zero (single)
"...my life's direction was changed forever," explains Pueblo, Colorado-native, James Travierso, in a tale about discovering the coveted "power-chord" as a youngling while sneaking into his dad's band rehearsals. After two tours and three albums [Click here to open...]
Spectre – Sedated
"Deeply personal. Quite possibly brilliant. Epically interesting." All descriptors in our March review of Rustic Dreams, a previous collection from the Crawley, United Kingdom-based, Spectre (a.k.a., Stuart Francis). Spoiler alert, that EP will [Click here to open...]