Guitar and drum duos have something raw and powerful about them and Rews, the band of Shauna Tohil and Colette Williams from London and Belfast, is not an exception. That is also enough for a three and a half minute energy influx in the video. Watch “Shine” here: Rews are[…]
Aren’t we all searching for “Better Days” every now and then? “Better Days” is the debut-single by Detroit-based artist Noah de Leon and it is irresistible with its minimalistic melancholy. Listen to the ultra-gorgeous “Better Days”, our Song Pick of the Day: There’s also a lovely video to go with[…]
Woodes at the Aussie BBQ in Austin, TX for SXSW 2017
Joseph of Mercury is the stage name of Toronto-based singer/songwriter Jospeh W. Salusbury and his new track “Angel” is the sort of big love song that you could play while proposing to the love of your life. Joseph of Mercury has the vocal chops to deliver this song just right[…]
Super-8 amateur footage invokes an immediate feeling of nostalgia and melancholy (one wonders if the HD material shot today will have the same effect in twenty years). It tells stories of long gone moments of happiness, of a time that – in hindsight – feels easy and simple. London-based singer/songwriter[…]
“Breaking The Fall” by British singer/songwriter Alexander Wolfe is optimistic and re-assuring even during the track’s darkest, melancholic and restless moments. “Breaking The Fall” is infectious and utterly gorgeous! After having released two full length albums, Alexander Wolfe experienced a serious set-back with his third one, yet luckily decided to[…]
Rivita is a London via New Delhi musician, who does pretty much everything herself: singing, producing, recording as well as artwork and videos. With that skill set she is involved into many projects and collaborations, but her music stands well on its own: “While The Love Is Gone” is a[…]
Today Iceland Airwaves announced their 2017 lineup and local band Gangly is part of it. They also just released their debut EP, which may come as a surprise, because singer Jófríður Ákadóttir has probably the most iconic voice in Iceland – after you-know-who. Anyway, if you can, go see them[…]
“I’m just a dirty little secret and you want to keep it” croons Rich Stephenson on his latest single “Secret” and it is impossible to isolate the intriguing lyrics from the enchanting hook. “Secret” is simply irresistible in its subtle catchiness. From the start, it is clear that something special[…]
The four-piece Queue is based in Philadelphia and D.C. and their latest track “Frontier” is an energetic rock song, driven by relentless guitars beneath cool vocals. It has been already been released in May, but hey, good music is timeless. Listen to our Song Pick of the Day now: Listen[…]
With the end-of-summer-holiday looming, a joyful and super gorgeous track like “Way We Go” is maybe never more appreciated than right this moment!”Way We Go” by California-based musician Sam Emery, who goes by MRY, is insanely infectious and our Song Pick of the Day. With or without dancing shoes,”Way We[…]
Helen Ganya Brown, aka Dog In The Snow is back with a not-so-subtle message: what if every woman refuses to have children until humans treat each other with decency? Helen explains: So this song is my tongue-in-cheek and desperate attempt at blackmailing humanity as a path to a sustainable future[…]
“Tame” is a glorious sonic inebriation of dark, brooding undertones and sparkles of joy. The new single by British psych-rock trio The Boxing is as appealing as their previous releases. With only 2:44 minutes, the track is surprisingly short, especially for a genre that likes to dwell on a theme. There[…]
Polartropica is the musical outfit of L.A.-based artist Ihui Cherise Wu. Fitting to the intrinsic contradiction of her band name, Ihui fuses diverse instruments and sounds into futuristic, spaced-out pop music with a generally uplifting vibe, inspired by the 2020 Tokyo Olympics trailer. Listen to “Olympia”, our Song Pick of[…]
I think Romanian singer/producer Jinka is up to something here: somehow she manages to fuse a shrill where-is-the-stop-button synth intro with guitars and vocals into a coherent and catchy pop song that you just want to hear again. Jinka’s debut song “Trash From The Past” has the rather futuristic vibe[…]
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