R. Missing

New York's R. Missing is proving to be quite the prolific artist, dropping single after single, and album after album these last couple years.  It can be hard to keep up.  Anyway, it's still fun to try, and her latest, "I Can Feel Your Solar System," is a lovely mix of dreampop and dark, dancey synth pop.  Check it out below and download it here.

R. Missing

New York synth pop artist R. Missing just dropped her "Turning Off Lights Is My Destiny" album a few days ago, and it's a massive mix of electronic textures and dark and airy synthesizers.  Check out the darkened dreampop title track below and download everything here.

R. Missing

Here's a new track from New York dreampop artist R. Missing.  Listen to moody "Thisworldly" below and download it here from ethe artist.

R. Missing

Here's another new electro-dreampop banger from New York artist R. Missing.  Listen to "Telepolartears" below and download the tune here.

R. Missing

Here's a new single form New York synth pop artist R. Missing.  "The Down that Creeps" traverses the moods of darkwave, dream pop, and dance music, the perfect kind of night jam to watch the sun set or rise to.  Check it out below and download it here.

R. Missing

New York artist R. Missing drops new dreampop jams on the regular.  Her latest came out this weekend.  Float and sway to "Get Careful Darker" below and download the song here.

R. Missing

I should probably bundle up and take the dog for a walk, even though it's so cold outside.  But before i do, here's one more song to play me off.  New York artist R. Missing dropped a new dreamy synth pop single on Friday along with a slowed and reverbed remix called "Make It Starry Most."  Check it out below and download it here.

R. Missing x Pilotpriest

New York synth pop artist R. Missing released a new EP back in January with two new tracks along with remixes/re-imaginings from Pilotpriest and The Field.  I'm particularly partial to the Pilotpriest version of "Placelessness."  Check it out below and download "Placelessness and Saturnining" here from Sugarcane Recordings.