There is no escaping “Stronger Love” because this track is one optimistic, glorious pop-anthem, one of the songs you like to sing along with, when hitting the repeat-button. There’s not much to be said yet about the enigmatic Los Angeles based artist Toyko and why not letting his new single[…]
UK singer Jazz Morley does unpretentious pop songs that seem to get straight to the point. “I could let you ruin me”, sings Jazz and that describes exactly the moment when you are about to decide to go ahead in a relationship. “Sometimes when the world seems grey and hopeless,[…]
“Drift” is one of these rare tracks where everything is in-sync and harmony: lyrics and melody complement each other perfectly while bright, velvety smooth and absolutely gorgeous vocals add some extra sparkle. “Drift” is the new single by Australian electronic artist Benji Lewis, who has the following to say about his song: “For me, a lot[…]
The Song Pick of the Day, “From the Land Below” is one of the far too rare all-female collaborations in electronic music. Berlin-based producer Ah! Kosmos aka Basak Gunak teams up with singer Lafawndah for a high-energy production with multiple competing drum tracks give a dramatic backdrop to the vocals.[…]
Luckily, the times of great guitar-driven indie-rock are not yet over and here is proof with “Timelines”, the new single by British quartet Karma Club. “I took my time, I took my time, ’cause she took mine, she took mine” belts lead-singer Thomas Andrew, while the guitars brightly chime and drum and bass provide infectious energy. “Timelines”[…]
“The Usual Suspects” is a quiet song with singer/songwriter Anastave almost whispering her lyrics. But beneath her voice a lot is going on: a guitar and a sparse beat guide through layers of electronics and other noises. Anastave takes many influences to create a appealing sound of her own. Listen[…]
Lustrous and soothing piano arpeggios are contrasting beautifully with an underlying melancholic vulnerability in “Mile Wide”. This stunner of fragile beauty is the new single by Brooklyn-based indie-electronic artist Chris Ash, who goes by Vigil. We are thrilled to premiere “Mile Wide” today and are happily drowning in its optimistic sadness, when Vigil’s[…]
This relationship is not coming to a good end. Even though Holland, a new singer/songwriter based in the U.K., sings “If things don’t change by the end of the day, I forget your name”, there is little hope. For musical emphasis, she drains all the genre-typical sugar and leaves little[…]
A sentiment we wouldn’t easily admit, not to strangers, not to friends and maybe not even to ourselves: “I’m Not Alright”, the new single by London-based singer/songwriter John Joseph Brill. With its sparse instrumentation and alluring melody, the track leaves room to let the beautiful and warm baritone vocals enchant us. What[…]
“Breathe”, our Song Pick of the Day”, is about a suffocating relationship and Alex Louise, the singer of the New Zealand duo Ravines tells the story with dark intensity over pulsating synths. Their third EP “Ordinary” (after to EPs produced under the name Ophelia) is out now.
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