A list of songs as of June that stuck around with us throughout 2020 so far!

"Passport to heartbreak and holiday fatigue”, Navalgazing is a band’s meditation on getting lost and finding yourself (or vice versa).

In these slew of new covers the band puts their own echoey, spacey spins on Sheila Majid, Amir Jahari, Yuna and Paramore

James Bay’s latest single from his upcoming album takes a positive and joyful tone.

A folk craftsman of sad, introspective melodies, Brendan De Cruz shares the story behind his latest single and his recently released EP

Here’s an unranked 2020 list of the best albums and EPs from around the world collectively written by all of us at ATR.

The Bandung band has released their first single since their eponymous EP back in 2016, a sweet song fitting for campfires. GENRE: INDIE ...

Room Circle Collective’s “Botanika” is a local Malaysian collaboration compilation bringing together a diverse set of electronica artists

Grand rock operas, tantalising synth-pop passages, and big ballads - Whitney Tai transcends her own pop horizons despite some comfort zones.

Malaysian band offers some sugary servings that’s half-cheesy, half-empowering - all-around pop punk.

The edgiest pop rock kids in town still show great promise with a handful of amazing cuts.

Toronto jazz band, BADBADNOTGOOD, takes it down a notch in this peace-of-mind offering of a double-single.

Fall into the arms of wondrous listlessness, The Regrettes quarantine track doubles as a melancholic love song.

New jazz pop act, Nadaman, hands you an umbrella of music for both lonely and snuggle-worthy rainy days.

Ramayan's psychedelic roots collides with 70s synth-pop in this song about obsessive love.

Just another Halsey song, but hey it's about empowerment & being nice, so there's that.

Hollywood gets a bashing by Car Seat Headrest’s post-punky tirade

Maye adds sensuality to an already sexy track by Bad Bunny & J Balvin

Jamie xx shows he can do messy as well as minimal

The single from his upcoming album ‘Zeros’ waxes poetry on the pointlessness of finding life’s meaning