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Frank Joshua has been on the blog before with releases that feel simultaneously light and floating, but also emotionally extremely impactful. The new song, "Patent Leather Car" the third single from the upcoming album...
Without a doubt "Dancing With Myself" is a very exciting cover, making us fall in love with both Club Majo and Dave. The beat hits with an ecstatic embrace, and we answer its call as it begs us to move our bodies.
The EP is made up of five tracks and a remix, including her stunning debut single "Coming Down" from last year. Over the course of the album, Sabrina Movitz shows an incredible amount of range and versatility even this early in her career.
Tangled by Wild Horse lights the spark of romance and refuses to let go. It shows the perspective of a loving partner, doing all he can to keep the love running.
In "Unbecoming You", Veronica Maximova creates an eerie atmosphere featuring broken sounds that almost can be described as 'industrial', all the while maintaining a sharp and concise vision.
How do you explain what's going on inside your mind? Frank Joshua has taken on the visual of endless streets running through self-doubt and anxiety and embracing goodness, as a way to explain the inner mind. This is his fresh single "You're All I Need", a flowing house tune with a dreamy indie pop songwriter... Continue Reading →
It is my absolute pleasure to be once again talking about the lovely and talented Australian artist Clare Easdown. This time around, she brings a brand new track titled "Not Ready to Die" and everything about this is a revolution on its own, making it sound oh-so-special from beginning to end. To kick things off,... Continue Reading →
Filled with beautiful and dancey synth lines all throughout the track, "Present Dreams" is a lovely synthpop song featuring Genevieve Sovereign's characteristic whispered vocals that flow neatly alongside the sped-up synths and keys.
Magdalia is moving away from the acoustic-like indie folk with sparse pianos and guitars to a full-on wall-of-sound-synthpop filled with electronic beats and pulsating synths.
"Diamond Days" was born after the feelings of nostalgia Mote felt while feeling a desire to escape his present reality, in the hope of finding something better.