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Pleasant, Persuasive and Slightly Vintage: Nina Mae Harper on A Long Time Coming
photo by Alex Baker A Long Time Coming is almost suspiciously easy to enjoy. Nina Mae Harper gives it a light country-folk step, a cheerful vocal and the faint polish of an older radio favourite. My first reaction was simple:…
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“Corazón de León”: Inside ZIRO’s New Summer Hit from Zaragoza
I want to recommend a track that’s become my absolute favorite this week. It’s “Corazón de León”, recorded fairly…
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CGMB’s Set Your Heart Ablaze Earns Every One of Its Twenty-Six Tracks
Twenty-six tracks. The first question that number raises is: does this person have twenty-six tracks worth of things to…
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Judas Steals Your Heart (And Your Attention) on “Lying Thief”
Found this one buried in my recommendations feed and had to stop scrolling. “Lying Thief” is the fresh release…
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Harry Williams Becomes Neon Pilgrim for Debut Album “Invisible Things”
Some people write hit TV dramas by day and keep a guitar case under the bed for later. Harry…
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tomeujuanfusterBottles Summer Itself On “TormentaTropical”
tomeujuanfuster’s from Mallorca, and honestly, you can tell. His new indie pop single “Tormenta Tropical” – pure sun on…
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One Morning, One Song: How Die Shiny Built “Gold Star, Good Citizen”
On July 3th weekend, Salt Lake City’s Die Shiny handed America something it actually needed: a gut-punch of a…
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“Sticks and Stones” by Mick Rochford’s Bluntest Song Yet, and Maybe His Most Necessary
Mick Rochford runs Ireland’s national children’s cancer charity. He also runs Jax Bathroom Suppliers, and he coaches kickboxing on…
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Isa Leight Wraps Heartbreak in Vintage Velvet on “Held Up By Glue”
Some songs just breathe differently. “Held Up By Glue” is one of those tracks that moves at its own…
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Pleasant, Persuasive and Slightly Vintage: Nina Mae Harper on A Long Time Coming
photo by Alex Baker A Long Time Coming is almost suspiciously easy to enjoy. Nina Mae Harper gives it a light country-folk step, a cheerful vocal and the faint polish of an older radio favourite.…
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Pure Speculator’s “Fog Rap Melancholy” Turns 3AM Into a Genre
Restraint is a hard sell in electronic music right now. Pure Speculator builds against that current on “Fog Rap Melancholy,” a single lifted from his debut album ProtoBrain I. The…
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A New Continent, A New Sound: Inside Kappen’s ‘Distant Shore’
In the alternative rock of “Distant Shore” there is tension. In the distant vocal, the dense arrangement, the driving drums, and the orchestral textures.
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Ghosts, Fog and Neon Lights: A Journey into Other Worlds with the EP ‘Five Phantoms’ by Former Child Star
Our hero, a singer and multi-instrumentalist from Brisbane, effortlessly transports the listener to the edge of the real and the mystical. His music is the complete opposite of Australia’s sunny…
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“Like a River” Showcases Josaleigh Pollett’s Powerful Songwriting and Atmospheric Sound
What impressed me most is how skillfully Josaleigh Pollett works with sound: in “Like a River,” she’s created a kind of subtle folktronica that smoothly and naturally flows into indie.
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CA in LA Find Hope in Uncertainty on Their New Single “Clarity”
“Clarity” wraps you in its coziness and gentle sadness. It’s dedicated to that very moment when the puzzle in your head finally comes together, and anxiety gives way to a…
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The Knockaround Band Introduce a Luminous Pop Rock Moment with ‘Ends Tonight’
There is something bright and almost magical about this single. Instead of being afraid of endings, The Knockaround Band sing about the beauty of final moments.
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‘Last Train Home’ by Oscar Stembridge Is the Pop Rock Track You Need Right Now
I like how, in ‘Last Train Home’, Stembridge explores the themes of distance and the feelings that become especially intense during moments of farewell and long journeys.
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Softmax Makes You Forget Your Worries with ‘Don’t Think About It’
It is light, almost weightless electronic music with stunning production and Softmax’s hazy vocals. It is the perfect track to stop thinking and let the music lead you.
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Candytuft’s ‘Rewind’ Feels Like a Soundtrack to Your Memories
In terms of overall vibe, surprisingly, it leans more toward light psychedelic rock. I would even say it is exactly that, but the dream pop elements in the track change…
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The Most Atmospheric Release of the Season? Stephanie Babirak Enchants with Her Album ‘Rotten Fruit’
Hazy, cinematic and very captivating. ‘Rotten Fruit’ by Stephanie Babirak is exactly like that. And, most likely, it is due to the classical harp, cinematic arrangements, atmospheric vocals of Stephanie…
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Why Everyone Is Falling in Love With Sofie Demi’s New Song ‘Deeper Sky’
You will be able to feel something truly amazing in the singer’s voice. I absolutely recommend that you listen to it and enjoy the amazing dynamics and flawless vocals of…
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Olivier Dion Captures the Fragility of Love on ‘Psychanalyse’
Olivier Dion melted my heart with his pop rap track ‘Psychanalyse’. The reason is the melody itself, the pleasant vocals, and the slow, dreamy rhythm. And, of course, the magical…
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