On this week’s roundup . . .

. . . pop rock, British folk x2, some dusty americana, a little singer-songwriter goodness, and some indie rock from down under.

Happy Monday.

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Noah Kahan – Young Blood

Catchy folk-pop, care of Stratford, Vermont.

No full-length album yet — more to come soon.

RIYL: Hozier, James Bay, good music, smores, Mowgli, Ed Sheeran

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Huckleberry – Working Backwards

For all your easygoing, southwestern indie folk-rock needs, check out Huckleberry’s forthcoming record, Natural Selector, due out 4/7.

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Jake Houlsby – Howl

More great folk from one of the UK’s finest up-and-coming singer-songwriters — a little darker and more brooding this time around.

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Middle Kids – The Edge of Town

As it turns out, Sydney, Australia is home to one of indie rock’s most promising young acts.

Their self-titled debut EP is out now.

(via songsfortheday)

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Esme Patterson – Tiny Desk Concert (live @ NPR)

Here’s 11.5 minutes of Esme Patterson being lovely.

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Joey Landreth – Whiskey

Get a little folky and soulful with Mr. Landreth.

You can check out his new album right here.

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Bruce Springsteen – Growin’ Up (live @ Brisbane)

The Boss: still one of the all-time  greats.

If this one doesn’t put a smile on your face, then your face might be broken.

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Until next week, cheers.