Song Pick of the Day

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SONG PICK: Super Paradise - Sweat

Originating from Milano, Italy, alt rockers Super Paradise call now London, U.K. their home. For the past two years, the five-piece was relentlessly gigging around London, playing festivals and recording new material, after having released their debut album “Quencebo” in 2016. Their new single “Sweat” is aptly named for

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SONG PICK: Völuspa - Feel You

This is a song to close your eyes and drift away with the music. “Feel You”, the new single of Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Kirsten Knick aka Völuspa is ethereal dream pop at its best, meant to convey a hopeful and comforting message as Kristen explains: Feel You was written in

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SONG PICK: The Night Café - Felicity

Like a Hitchcock movie, where the biggest surprise happens early, “Felicity” opens on a cliff hanger before it resolves to mellower pastures. Make no mistake, the beginning of the track is awesome and sets the bar high yet “Felicity” has no difficulties in riding the wave of sonic bliss. The

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SONG PICK: Ume - Crushed

“Do not grow up” and keep your dreams alive. That is Lauren Larson’s advice in the new video “Crushed” of Austin-based trio Ume. She gives some further background about the song: It’s a love song to my daughter,” she continued. “It’s also a reminder to ourselves to

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SONG PICK: Dysplay - Hey Charli

“Hey Charli” by Los Angeles-based duo Dysplay hits all the right tones with its warm and fuzzy vibe and catchy melody. Behind the moniker Dysplay are Eric Scullin and Devin Hoffman, two seasoned musicians with impressive backgrounds in production, songwriting, and composition, which they put to great use on their

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SONG PICK: Jessie Munro - Under Fire

L.A.-based singer/songwriter Jessie Munro feels “Under Fire” by the expectation of others. Her debut song is an energetic, powerful piece of pop music that exemplifies her resolve to move on and let not others hold her back. That fits well into the theme of her debut EP

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SONG PICK: Accidental Muse - Summertime Feeling

While the artist behind the moniker Accidental Muse keeps his persona hidden, his debut single “Summertime Feeling” deserves to receive some spotlight because it is a bright and swirly electro pop gem, ready for this season’s dance floors. The Los Angeles-based musician has toured as guitarist for hire for

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SONG PICK: Nic Pool - The Falls

We were big fans of the New York trio Twin Wave and while there is nothing new from them, we are happy to report that singer Nick Williams – now based on the West Coast – is back with a new project Nic Pool. His debut track “The Falls” is a sophisticated

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SONG PICK: Memory Bells - Day at a Time

Los Angeles based indie rockers  Memory Bells make it hard not to fall for their new single “Day at a Time” with an upbeat chorus like “come on, wake up, there is no need to worry” and its crazy catchy melody. The quartet used to be a trio under the

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SONG PICK: Lunafruit - Rise

“Rise” is the second single by London three-piece Lunafruit, telling the story of early morning reflections about a relationship. Impeccably produced, melodic, bright and uplifting it changes its mood a few times and makes you want to rewind and just listen another time. Listen to “Rise”, our Song Pick of

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SONG PICK: INHALT - Alles

“Everything… is not enough” sings Philip Winiger in “Alles”, the new glorious single by San Francisco-based trio INHALT. The track keeps it with INHALT’s signature sound of pronounced beats, lots of (analog) synths and cryptic lyrics often sung in German. Like no other song by INHALT, this one though

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SONG PICK: Heather Jayne - Shadows

It may be because I listened to “Pornography” yesterday, but the guitar in “Shadows” by U.K. singer/songwriter Heather Jayne has a distinctive The Cure feel to it, which turns the song clearly to the dark side. Add ominous synth sounds and Heather’s wavering vocals to it and

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SONG PREMIERE: The Makeout Club - Lose Yourself

Sometimes, people know me better than I know myself… When someone sends me their new single with “I think it’s right up your alley”, I am naturally skeptical because what do they know! This coming from Robert Granata and his longtime band The Makeout Club though, I am already

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SONG PICK: HANĀ - Traitors

Manchester-based singer/songwriter HANĀ goes deeply onto the dark side in her debut song “Traitors”. With thundering, menacing drums and soaring synth lines she tells a story that we have to hear too often in the news. HANĀ explains: It’s a song about how a young man was manipulated

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SONG PICK: Feel Freeze - Bridge To Your Heart

As a teaser for their upcoming album “Feathers and Scars”, Danish synth-pop duo Feel Freeze release the atmospheric single “Bridge To Your Heart”. The song is warm and fuzzy, balancing the fine line between melancholy and optimism, making us want to chime into the “there’s a bridge to your

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SONG PICK: M.I. - Euphoria

A euphoric state of mind after having escaped from your boundaries is the theme of the new song by London singer/songwriter M.I. That describes well her own experience in the music industry, as she wants to go beyond her role as an accomplished singer. Her song “Euphoria” does

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SONG PICK: Fossway - Parasite

They are still getting made, grande alt rock songs with irresistible hooks and a clear message, all wrapped in one big swirl of sound and emotions. “Parasite” is the new single by English four-piece Fossway who call Gateshead, near Newscastle their home. While I get the comparisons with famous British

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SONG PICK: Me Not You - Imagine That

“Imagine That” is the new song by New York duo Me Not You, written under the impression of yet another school shooting. Even without knowing this, the track is a deeply moving piece that lets ambient electronics clash with heavy guitar rock. But after reading the band’s statement, it

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SONG PICK: Among The Citizens - Words Mean Nothing

Swirly, jangly guitars, paired with an urgency of the exiting kind and alluring, desert dry vocals, this describes “Words Mean Nothing” in a nutshell. “Words Mean Nothing” is the new single by English quartet Among The Citizens. The vibe we are getting and from what we have learned about this

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SONG PICK: Lucy Mason - Out Of The Blue

“Out Of The Blue” is a grand song full of nostalgia and melancholia, but also understanding and hope: nothing lasts forever and friends that have been once important to you can vanish into the blue. London-via-Sydney singer/songwriter Lucy Mason gives some background about “Out Of The Blue”: Over the

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SONG PICK: Yellow Shoots - Magic On My Pillow

“Magic On My Pillow” is a wonderful track that grabs your attention right from the start and keeps you on your toes until the very end. The song is as soulful as it is unexpected, and bottom line highly compelling! New York-based indie artist/producer Greg Matthews, who goes by

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SONG PICK: Drinker - Follow

“If I Can make you follow, I think we might find our way.” The new song “Follow” by NYC/LA duo Drinker unfolds somewhere between dream and reality, as singer Aaron Mendelsohn explains: Reattaching to the modern world after a hiatus in my mind, I return to find myself lost,

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SONG PICK: The Solarists - CRYPTK

Without doing the saxophone player any wrong because they are totally going for a jazzy vibe here, the sax pieces also remind me of the sounds of Central Park in Summer when you find someone with a sax in their hands and playing some tunes on almost every corner. What

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SONG PICK: Silk Cinema - No More

London duo Silk Cinema likes to let their music speak for itself. “No More” is their latest release, a soulful piece of synth pop about making a tough decision to end something that just does not go right. It is a song that could be in place in a swanky

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SONG PICK: J. Marco - Truth

There is something quintessential optimistic in “Truth”, the gorgeous new single by Nashville-based singer/songwriter J. Marco. The track is reminiscent of everlasting classics by Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac and the likes, and there is no reason why “Truth” should not also become an enduring pop hit. J. Marco provides