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If you didn't already love the indie pop darling that is Atlanta’s Becca Harvey a.k.a girlpuppy, prepare to amend that as her sophomore album, Sweetness, will lure you into her world.

Athens' Willow Avalon is raising hell with the release of her debut album. Avalon presents a cohesive and distinct first official record in “Southern Belle Raisin’ Hell.” Though she is not new to the music scene and comes by her talents honestly, this album makes it clear that Avalon is a badass songwriter with strong wit and an undeniably relatable point of view. Humor and vulnerability color the work, carrying popular singles like “Getting Rich, Going Broke” and “Tequila

Lunar Vacation masters the art of organic collaboration in their sophomore album, “Everything Matters, Everything’s Fire.” The album title, which also serves as the thesis for the work, is succinctly captured in just nine tracks. The tunes each waver on a scale of what I’d call upbeat grit to bedroom day-dreaminess. An overarching sense of home is apparent in the record and speaks to what makes the group so special.  Photo: Alexa Viscius The Decatur-based band notably lives

Mick Mayer brings a delightfully vulnerable recollection of self-acceptance to soft rock in the debut album, “Moonflower.” A story succinctly captured in 10 tracks, “Moonflower” is the perfect lead into Mayer’s world, showcasing a range of tracks with ease and groove-ability alongside lyrics that tackle everything from sexuality and the nature of love to turning down blow and Bacardi for the sake of a night in with a glass of wine (please see: Lazy, by Mick Mayer.) “Moonflowe

Hotel Fiction has taken more than a few steps forward in their musical evolution since the release of their debut full-length, “Soft Focus” in 2021 with a follow up EP, “Enjoy your Stay”  in 2022. Now, Hotel Fiction delivers some of their very best in an exciting, lighthearted sophomore album that builds on their unique dreamy pop-rock sound. Jade Long and Jessica Thompson’s harmonies complement each other very well in their new album, especially in songs like “Next Life”  a