Nineties acoustic riffs and high-energy pop-rock arrangements blend with reverb-kissed, Beatles-esque vocals, as The Goods recaptures the greatly missed sound of eras past, for Summer’s Almost Gone. Countering a high-energy tempo with dreamy beachside vocals and harmonies, Summer’s Almost Gone is both uplifting and beautiful. Cascading layers of guitar present a lightness that’s aptly summer … Continued
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Smooth production, mellow grooves and lush, intimate vocals create a melodic and calming tropical vibe, as Naija Luna delivers a four-track EP designed to soothe and connect people with one another.
Immersive melancholy contemplates the impact of long term anti-depression use. Guitarist and composer TGSM creates an evocative, atmospheric indie rock piece, for Escitalopram.
Experimenting with the limitless arena of programmed creativity, Manta Man delivers a mysterious vocal lead amidst a catchy electronic groove, for the dark-pop aura and intriguing scenes of Life is the Walk.
Nothing added nor taken away, Sacred Word Worship captures the precise wording from the Book of Psalms, as David intended, and presents these Bible scriptures to uniquely immersive soundscapes that create a fully consuming Christian listening space.
Omer B is a passionate and consistently hard-working creative guitarist, whose skill is always matched by his love for playing, and this quality shines beautifully throughout the evolution and growing passion and power of Bending Time. The track is mildly psychedelic during its latter half peak, and the guitar solo presents a powerful shift from the familiar dynamic, to gift listeners a clear moment of captivating escapism that’s both impressive and moving.
Leading with a little bit of something lush and lovely – a guitar sound melodic and soulful, followed by an equally evocative tempo in the beat. Fonz brings fast but gentle bars and subtle melodies to the already appealing groove of Say That, and it’s a smooth and frankly cool introduction to an elusive but talented artist.
The uniquely angelic, falsetto and soulful vocals of Eli Purks return this summer with an expressive synth-pop and RnB crossover track, in the form of the evocative Feels Like Forever.
Charming acoustic indie pop with plenty of space and a fireside intimacy reminding us of the value of organic music. Monica Lynn sees vocal and guitar groove dance together, through the nineties-influenced folk-pop brightness and warmth of What About Us.
With this imaginative EDM release, producer B Kas effectively invents a brand new genre of electronic music, blending the dirty or warped bass and beat combos of dubstep, with a colourful lightness that’s brief yet perfectly suited to the summer season.
You have to hear it to know, but that opening banjo riff should get you instantly hooked. Turn this one up loud.
Diversifying an already colourful repertoire, cmon3tta delivers a totally different vibe for this single, channelling a lifelong adoration for eighties stars like Whitney Houston and Betty Who, for the disco-soaked stylistics of 98.6 Degrees.