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Mamatung (Liverpool, United Kingdom) – Howl, bouncy new age folk.
Mandy (New York, NY) – Something Better, garage rock single.
M.A.R.C. & The Horsejerks (Portland, OR) – Sunblip, super freaky freak folk from the album Husbandry.
Iona Marshall (Scotland, United Kingdom) – Idea Fades, experimental folk from the album Higher Than the Leaves.
Satomi Matsuzaki, Claudia Sarne, & Atticus Ross (Los Angeles, CA) – Shine On, indie synthwave from the soundtrack to the movie Earthquake Bird.
Byron Mayhew (San Francisco, CA) – Any Direction, singer-songwriter single.
Mayya (San Francisco, CA) – Soup Song, indie folk from the album Opposing the Numb.
Leyla McCalla (New Orleans, LA) – The Capitalist Blues, from the album The Capitalist Blues, and Eh La Bas (traditional, ft. The Special Men), New Orleans jazz folk single.
Angie McMahon (Melbourne, Australia) – Slow Mover, and Pasta, indie rock from the album Salt.
Meanderthals (Bothell, WA) – Holly, garage jazz rock from the album We Are Doing Our Best.
Meeping (Portland, OR) – February, indie from the album Meeper of the Month.
Meernaa (Oakland, CA) – Ready to Break, indie pop from the album Heart Hunger.
Izaac Mellow (Seattle, WA) – How Can U Live With Urself??, lofi indie folk from the album Mellow’s Demos, Vol. 1.
Jeremy James Meyer (Eugene, OR) – Gypsy Moth, americana single.
Middlesleep (San Francisco, CA) – Great Advice, and She Moves Through the Fair, trad folk from the album To A Friend (Whose Work Has Come to Nothing).
Mona Lisa Tribe (West Palm Beach, FL) – Faithfully, americana pop single.
Moody Little Sister (Truth or Consequences, NM) – Bonemaker, americana pop from the album Great Big Mama Sunshine.
Moon Palace (Seattle, WA) – Bold, indie rock from the album Shadowcast.
Moorland Coyote (Portland, OR) – Hold On Tight, contemporary folk from the EP A Mischievous Fool.
The Musers (Sebastopol, CA) – The Ladies are Out, folk americana from the album Love Will See You Through.
The Muslims (Durham, NC) – Ya Late, Fuck the Cistem, and Shuk Shuk Warr Warr, punk from the album Mayo Supreme.
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