Freshly released from the upcoming project Devine Intervention, Anotha Lifetime introduces the blissfully soulful, gorgeously nostalgic quality and emotive depth of Nasa Lamode’s sound with lasting style.
Singles
Kyle Jaymes warms the heart and simultaneously explores the ache of modern life with this kick-back to the pop-rock anthems of a simpler decade.
Smooth vibes and summer brightness unite for a catchy, cool and rhythmically addictive new three-way collaborative single.
Introducing a lightly reverb-kissed, equally retro vocal presentation, Narcoticism leads with a stunning performance – softly soulful and genuine as it connects with the revealing ache of the lyrics.
Contrasting melancholic undertones with absolute energy & brightness both conceptually & structurally, Cade Bittner tackles loneliness with escapism & offers a retro dance-pop hit with a clear passion for self-expression.
Retro synths and home-made rhythms back up an immediate hit of character as Risky4real kicks off his brand new EP with the bold and story-telling Trinity.
Fresh from the debut album Casing Elixir, Avition takes creativity to intensely dark, industrial and dreamlike new realms with the single Clay Molds.
Uniquely synth-kissed production meets with addictive afrobeat rhythms and a clear level of vocal identity – introducing a stylishly recognisable Love Letter, from Phoenix artist Dejxh.
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.
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.