At its core “Oh! Lucinda” is a love song, exploring the dynamics of falling in love, giving a new relationship a go and what follows next when it doesn’t work out. Thom Worth wraps this all in an irresistibly gorgeous song, evoking comparisons with The Beatles’ song writing craft or Radiohead’s smart[…]
If you are not in a good mood today, maybe some good music can help? Our Song Pick of the Day is a power pop song from Nashville-based singer/songwriter Erin McCarley. “Good” is about overcoming the fear of failure and making it happen. Just wait for that angry guitar line![…]
Newcastle sextet High Tide 15:47 just released the bright and instantly infectious new single “When I’m With You”. There are charmingly upbeat chiming synths elements yet the strong guitar driven undertones with lots of reverb save the track from floating on a cloud of sugary pop. It’s the mix that makes[…]
Our Song Pick of the Day is just little over two minutes long, but it’s enough for U.K. singer/songwriter Charlotte Carpenter to start a “Fire” going. Rough guitar lines and cool vocals are a winning combination here. “Fire” is out on December 2.
Ahead of their 5 tracks EP anticipated for 2017, Bichkraft release “Ashley” and provide a taste of what might be in store this time around. The overall vibe of “Ashley” can be compared to The Cure’s “Pornography” album: fierce drums, distinct guitars, dark mood but as soon as the vocals set in, it[…]
Howlite aka Alison Thom from Melbourne, Australia wanted to do “make a beautiful song about being a terrible person.” The song is beautiful and melancholic – and I hope she gets over feeling like a terrible person soon. Howlite will release her upcoming EP “Reasons” next Friday.
“Stole The I.V” starts out all fuzzy and warm and keeps us in a tight, mesmerizing embrace with harmonies reminiscing the later, more psychedelic The Beatles. Brighton indie-rockers White Room just released the infectious “Stole The I.V” and I’m tempted to sing along “I won’t shed a single tear for you” –[…]
Our Song Pick of the Day comes from London duo Capital X. Their new track “Teeth” features heavy beats, a distorted bass line and singer Julz B demanding to “put your money where your mouth is”. That’s always a good idea.
It’s been a while since The Eiffels came out with their debut EP earlier last year and the follow-up is still in the making but luckily, after the June release of “You Got Me” the new single “Coming to See You” should hold us nicely over. According to lead singer[…]
The most irresistible sound of 2016 comes from blending the intimacy of acoustic folk with the endless possibilities of electronic music. Over here in New York we have The Overcoats, who master this art, but of course they are not the only ones: Saint Sister, the duo of Morgan MacIntyre[…]
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