“Out of the Dark” is the right song to start a weekend: full of energy, with bouncy synths and a sing-along power chorus. Memoryy is Brooklyn producer/singer Shaun Hettinger, who is working on a full length out later this year.
It just love the synth line in this song by L.A. singer Emyle. “Drunk on You” is a straightforward electropop song with a nice 80s vibe.
Right in time for the warmer days of the year – here’s talking to you, SUMMER!- comes “Maybe Next Year” by Brighton three-piece Johnny Kills. Should the sun not shine for you today, fear not, because “Maybe Next Year” boasts a sheer endless amount of infectious cheerfulness you can’t help but to[…]
Listen to Canadian singer ARI’s new song “Tiny Bubbles”, which comes with bouncy synth lines and cheerleader chants. It is as crazy fun as Lowell’s “Bells”, one of my favorite tracks. Ari’s debut EP “Tunnel Vision” is scheduled for June 17.
Dog Orchestra is a Swedish music collective with anonymous members. The their latest track “CLUB Fragil” the chorus says “Make no mistake / if you touch me I break” and you get the idea she means it. A beautiful track!
“Cry Sometimes” is new song by our friend Kendra Morris who has been releasing new tracks on her YouTube channel. This one is an intense, soulful track about a final separation. We are looking forward to her new EP “Babble”, due on June 17.
Sunday is a new solo project by Australian producer Aaron Shanahan. His first released track, “Waiting For You” is a sun-drenched synth pop piece about waiting for somebody who is dear to him.
Bad Wave took their name from the literal translation of “Bad Vibes” in Spanish. Those you may only get in the disturbing lyrics of their latest track “Extraordinary” – musically it is firmly in upbeat Phoenix-style pop territory.
Listen to a new track “Tinted Windows” by New York band Golden Age. It is a chiming, upbeat track, but Singer Sidney Shar struggles in it to get through to her loved one, who hides behind the titular tinted windows. An EP is planned for July this year.
Since “Knees” popped up in my Soundcloud stream, I’ve been listening to it again and again. It is a new song by singer/songwriter Grace Joyner from South Carolina, who releases her second EP “Maybe Sometimes in C” next Friday.
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