Today's Top Tune

Today’s Top Tune: Josh da Costa ‘Proving Me Right’



Josh da Costa steps out on his own with New Wave Graveyard (out July 24), a highly anticipated solo debut inspired by the glam, synth-pop, and post-punk sounds of artists like Japan, Sparks, and ELO. Led by the single “Proving Me Right,” the album plays like a collection of lost classics from an alternate universe—blending da Costa’s eclectic musical obsessions into a colorful, genre-hopping statement.



(Stones Throw)

Today’s Top Tune: Wife Support ‘Back To Me’



Wife Support is the new solo project from Los Angeles-based artist Marlana Sheetz (formerly of Milo Greene) exploring the messy, beautiful contradictions of love, commitment, and identity. Blending folk, pop, country, and jazz influences, the songs live in the space between certainty and doubt, capturing what it feels like to love deeply while still questioning the expectations that come with forever, here’s “Back To Me.”



(Play Count Recordings)

Today’s Top Tune: Digitalism ‘Achtung! Optimism’



German electronic duo Digitalism return with “Achtung! Optimism,” a driving new single from their album Optimism. Balancing euphoric beats with a touch of early-2000s indie nostalgia, the track explores the tension between hope and uncertainty while celebrating connection, resilience, and finding positivity in a fast-moving world.



(Magnetism Recording Co.)

Today’s Top Tune: Okonski ‘Axes (Feat. Rachel Kitchlew)



Okonski—the jazz trio featuring Durand Jones & The Indications members Steve Okonski, Aaron Frazer, and Michael Montgomery, return with “Axes,” a new single featuring harpist Rachel Kitchlew. Blending soulful improvisation with rich, cinematic textures, the track highlights the group’s knack for creating meditative, deeply expressive instrumental music.



(Colemine Records)

Today’s Top Tune: Las Robertas ‘All We Need Is Now’



Costa Rican six-piece Las Robertas return with All We Need Is Now, out June 26. Their first album in three years, the record blends sun-drenched psychedelia, shoegaze, and '90s alternative rock into a lush collection of songs about overcoming fear, embracing the present, and personal growth. Drawing inspiration from bands like Lush, Ride, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre, it's a dreamy, expansive celebration of life and transformation. Let’s turn to the title track, “All You Need Is Now.”



(Kanine Records)