Listeners looking for music to inspire a meditation of their own would do well to give ‘The Quiet Hours’ a try.

The Blue Poets bring together 1970s classic rock, modern alternative rock, and blues in their self-titled album.

Soulful singer Logan Metz’s ‘The Last Remaining Payphone in L.A.’ is a beautiful composed emotion-laden experience.

‘Broken Strings’ is made for fans of mainstream punk rock.

The Furious Seasons’ ‘Look West’ manages to convey a broad range of emotions with a limited number of tools.

‘Excuses Not to Sleep’ is defined by tight rhyming and impeccable delivery.

One expects to be taken by surprise by an artist who created a whole new genre in order to share some of his daily experiences in a funny, yet insightful way. Is it actually the case?

‘Dolphin Trance’ is an album one can choose to listen to very attentively so as to catch its many nuances or to use as music either for an energetic, lounge-like get-together, or for a dance party.

‘Blank Canvas’ is a quick, high energy, and intense listen.

The slightly prepubescent vocals work well in giving the entire set an almost innocent and hopeful feel.