Stunning, in short – a defiant highlight from the year so far, rooted amidst some legendary sounds but more firmly connected to the clear identity and artistic intention of the band.
Singles
Blissfully calming to delve into, uniquely interesting, a hypnotic loop of contemplation and inner peace.
Summer vibes in strong supply, hints of jazz and an altogether colourful and easy-going mood – the release quickly invites interest in the GO MERUS catalogue.
Blending Homeboy Sandman collectedness & calm with a certain organic pop simplicity reminiscent of Just Jack or similar alt-pop artists from eras past.
A brilliant vocalist, with a handful of engaging tracks already on the scene. Well worth exploring.
Retro-alternative dance vibes meet with creative structuring for this nostalgic yet spacious electro-pop single from the H2SO4 headquarters.
Musically immersive and somewhat distracting initially for its weight and multi-layered production, Getaway Car conceptually tackles the broadly consuming issue that is mental illness in contemporary society.
An aptly detailed, softly cinematic acoustic breeze washes through to light up a beautifully melodic folk-pop single from MAKELOVE.
Beautiful, a fitting, cinematic outro to a story that seemed hopeless but soon revealed itself to be loaded with possibility and lessons.
Chasity McKenzie keeps things classically soulful and confident throughout a retro RnB melody – and creatively fresh with a stop-start production – for a conceptually bold yet musically mellow Clueless.
Stylishly taking things back to the glamour and calm of a simpler decade, Amanda Stone’s new single and video release I Want You injects retro good vibes and a catchy hook into the modern music scene.
Retro electro-pop jam vibes meet with the immersive warmth and pace of contemporary EDM for this mildly tribal, emotive and euphoric new single from Pepper Gomez.