You think you have figured out Molly Moore’s Blood. Sweat. Tears. as a quiet piano song when it suddenly adds an electro beat and those ever-popular pitched-down vocals. Pretty cool! Our Song Pick of the Day.
Let one of the last weeks of the year fade out with this smooth and elegant track Heartburn by Wafia from Brisbane, Australia. It doesn’t stray far from what is currently hip in R&B-infused electronic music, but she has a beautiful voice full of clarity and character.
In case you haven’t counted, this was our fifth Ibeyi show this year and once again in a new setting: a concert venue in the doomed nightlife paradise of the Kultfabrik (it gives way to a major new development next year) in our old hometown Munich. I wish I could[…]
In time for the holidays, London singer/songwriter Karina Ramage gives a good advice: “Being with friends and family means putting away all this technology” and wraps it into a catchy pop song, which you won’t get out of your mind easily. Listen to our Song Pick of the Day here:
Today’s Song Pick of the Day Secrets comes from L.A. band Deep Sea Diver, which is fronted by Jessica Dobson, whose bio is laced with well-known names in alternative rock. They also released a Christmas EP, which you should check out if you yearn for updated versions of some of[…]
Otzeki, comprised of two cousins based in London, just released their second single after their debut of the playful Vampire Weekend-ish Cancel It All. Their new track Falling Out is more laid-back, with relaxed guitar lines, hauntingly beautiful tenor to falsetto vocals yet an overall chill feel. While Cancel It All was[…]
“Pink Lemonade” is a track on “Good Heavens”, Monogold’s third full-length album. This time around, Keith Kelly (vocals, guitar), Jared Apuzzo (drums) and Michael Falotico (bass, vocals) change up their usual music creation process and focus on what kind of dreamy sounds they can produce with guitar, bass and drums only – plus[…]
The Naked Eye from London goes to many different places with their first single River of no Return from their self-titled EP. There is some electronic in it, some soul, some jazz and then there is that fade-out… The Naked Eye are from London and headed by singer/songwriter Frenchie. It’s[…]
evitceles is a producer from Bulgaria and swm dwn is the techno track of his latest EP immature, which has a some sort of mysterious underwater vibe.
Looking for something uplifting? A pretty ditty that makes you chime in the chorus? Look no further but listen to FELA by Los Angeles based nvdes. With FELA, nvdes released their 3rd single in 2015 which starts right of with upbeat whistling before the baritone vocals and the dynamic bass kick[…]
Listening to Kimono by Tundran, one gets very easily transported to the coolest London dance halls or New York night clubs, yet this is the latest track of the Swedish synth-pop duo Tundran. It’s just a very intriguing mix of late 70s funk, a touch of Hall and Oates and lots[…]
“‘Cause I’m a Goddess” sings Nashville artist CAPPA in her lastest song, an upbeat pop anthem, ideal to get you into a good mood and to sing along on this Sunday. It’s our Song Pick of the Day.
I intended to wait for a special occasion to make Wanted our Song Pick of the Day. It’s a slow building little gem of a song and perfect for the quieter moments of the holidays. It’s also a lovely backdrop for me personally today, since I am lucky enough to[…]
Here’s a new song by the DC band Misun, which combines a crazy synth line, a bubbling electro bass line with some comfy acoustic guitar strumming. Give It Up is our Song Pick of the Day.
I’m a big fan of daytime shows: it takes away the big event component and puts the music itself front and center. That’s why I was excited to hear that our big sister blog Audiofemme puts together a holiday show at brunch time. The line-up started with two husband and[…]
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