Inbal Croitoro who goes simply by Inbal I is a singer/songwriter from Tel Aviv who writes quirky, genre-crossing alternative pop songs. “Hail In Madrid” is one of four songs on her new self-titled EP (Apple Music | Spotify). Inbal gives some background: Hail in Madrid explores the fuzzy boundary or[…]
With its brooding and melancholic vibe, “Halos” comes right in time for the change of seasons here on the East Coast, when the days are getting shorter and the skies a little grayer with Winter on the horizon. This is a song to get totally lost in, unconsciously hitting the[…]
New York singer/producer Amanda Steckler aka Blonde Maze takes her time with releasing new music. But each and every time the wait is worth it: her brightly shimmering pop gems are like dreams that make you feel happy and elevated when you wake up. As a collaboration with duo Half[…]
Watch the video for “Where’s My Tribe” and you will slowly calm down. London singer/songwriter Charlene Soraia wrote this beautifully haunting song alone in her bedroom. For the video she got help by The Rest who joined her for an interesting experiment. Charlene recalls: The Rest were really understanding of[…]
Unexpected harmonies, contrasting with a poignant instrumentation, held together by an overall jazzy feel and fantastic vocals. “Knife Skies” is an incredible masterpiece of a post-punk song, which should put Yukon Era firmly on the map. The New Zealand quartet played this year’s Great Escape festival in the U.K. Including several[…]
Today, a new song by New York singer/producer Mïrändä is out! “LMK” is a new version – she calls it a remix – from an unreleased song she has already been presenting live. The track showcases everything that makes Mïrändä such a unique artist: the effortless fusion of classic synth[…]
With brightly shimmering synths lines, grounded by darker undertones and a beautifully wistful chorus “Young Blood”, the new single by Demons of Ruby Mae, appeals to all kind of indie-electronic lovers. According to Jonny Gavin and Adam Rowley, who form the synth rock duo, the track “is about taking a chance on love[…]
Listen to the album “Alone We Walk The Land” a few minutes and your will have an idea which corner of the world it comes from. Nowhere else than in the Scandinavian countries bright, soaring soundscapes mix so well with dark undertones and a dose melancholy. Put this music on[…]
With three shades of electro pop plus some groovy psych rock thrown in and topped off with singer/songwriter acoustic fare, this glamglare show at The Delancey appealed to a variety of musical tastes. This notion was supported by an audience who stayed throughout the night because each performance was simply exquisite! Kicking[…]
During our first Airwaves experience two years ago, it took a few days to become acclimatized with the unique vibe of the festival. But by Saturday, we had it down and ventured out to Bryggjan Brugghús, a micro brewery and brunch joint to see Hildur. It was an experience you[…]
When I saw Marie Davidson two years ago at SXSW she used a table full of electronic equipment to create a powerful and menacing wall of sound, so impressive that she easily shooed away two policemen who arrived to enforce the Austin 2 am curfew. But her music back then[…]
While Chavez Cartel might be new in this particular formation, and “Bipolar Express” their debut single, their songwriting craft and exquisite indie rock vibe sound too mature and refined for being possibly a ‘first’. But who cares about such details if the music is as compelling as it is with “Bipolar[…]
The Seattle-based band Red Ribbon around singer/songwriter Emma Danner uses wailing guitars and cinematic soundscapes to lead you down into a state of melancholic reflection. They have just released their debut album “Dark Party” on Union Zero. Opening cut “Your Car”, almost a pop song with its driving beats and[…]
With guitars so irresistibly bright and glistening, comes a feeling of everything is possible, supporting the track’s title “Free Yourself”. The debut single by London-based alt-pop band STIIR could be the soundtrack to a 70s commercial for air travel, painting the future in fluffy whites and shimmering tones. STIIR is[…]
Our August showcase brought together a fabulous set of of indie rock music at The Delancey. We could not have been more excited to finally welcome Jummy Aremu aka War Violet to the glamglare stage. We have been following Jummy’s musical journey since her first demos and seeing her on[…]
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