Song Picks of the Day 16.2
The Gloomies Year of Glad Cross Record The Big Sun Rel TMPL Tyto Alba
The Gloomies Year of Glad Cross Record The Big Sun Rel TMPL Tyto Alba
Let’s end the week with the Denver, Colorado indie rock band Tyto Alba: our Song Pick of the Day Between the Lines features melodic guitar layers and and Melanie Steinway’s soaring voice. More music and a video is coming soon.
Keep Falling is one of these darker electronic songs, filled with a lot of longing, accentuated rhythms, sensual vocals and exploding with desire. Our Song Pick of the Day comes from the Canadian duo TMPL who’s about to release a new EP in the upcoming weeks. Listen to Keep Falling now:
Here’s something for the first (non-holiday) Friday of the Year: L.A. singer Rel with her last single Before The Storm, an up-to-date electro-pop song with a good deal of twists and turns – I like particularly the droning bass and the thundering beat beneath it. I’m looking forward to more[…]
New York dance music duo Sofi Tukker released their second track today, as crazy as the first one Drinkee. None of them is actually Brazilian, but that doesn’t keep Sophie Hawley-Weld from singing in Portuguese. Good for us here in the northern hemisphere: we can use a little summer feeling[…]
Agh… I just have such soft spot for real life sound samples used in songs and Lonely Girl offers exactly that yet a few beats in, it gets sugar candy dreamy with a little edge – indie-pop at its best! The Big Sun, hailing from Oxford (UK), deliver one delicious upbeat[…]
When I listened to Shade for the very first time, a lot of different memories run through my mind, good memories, from the 80s… youthful, carefree, filled with joy. And nothing has changed. Even upon listening to Shade for the maybe 17th time, it’s still one beautiful little joyful bliss[…]
Here is Cross Record with the first new 2016 track. It is a dark, atmospheric track that can turn even sunny beach into a haunted, barren place. Believe me, I experienced it myself when I listened to Cross Record during the holiday break. The album will be out on January[…]
We often look across the pond for our Song Pick of the Day or keep it very local, here’s a compromise: let’s head up North, and stop at Montreal, where Year of Glad is from. They describe their sound as “Drone Folk” and this is as close as it gets.[…]
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