Blending Homeboy Sandman collectedness & calm with a certain organic pop simplicity reminiscent of Just Jack or similar alt-pop artists from eras past.
Singles
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.
The single has a White Stripes-esque pace & stomp to it, with short verses and a brilliantly immersive, addictive sudden energy & fullness for the chorus.
Dreamy ambiances meet with heavy hip hop rhythms and intense bass throughout a series of releases from Long Island artist Esco Andretti.
Leading with immediate appeal for blending a decidedly colourful soundscape with a hip hop hook that’s quickly anthem-like in its doubled vocals and melodic embrace – Lil Baba kicks of My Year in a boldly creative way.