Australian artists Georgia Scarlett and Joel Spence each bring delightfully unique voices to the scene, for the collaborative dynamic of Honey Let’s Go.
Singles
The song is both timeless and genre-free, in a sense – the purity of real music and quietly compelling voices, guiding us through simple, universal statements, which remind us to strive for peace, to carry peace within us, and to never give up hope.
Built around a snappy acoustic soul-pop guitar riff, we enter a kind of RnB and Bieber-style take on modern afrobeat, with a tropical rhythm soon settling in, a reggae-style off-beat that’s subtle but suits the natural movement of the voice and acoustic guitar.
The single emerges complete with a brand new accompanying video, and in short, the release is refreshingly indie-authentic; particularly amidst the current waves of automatically generated music elsewhere. Real music from real musicians, and great songwriting that draws you right in.
If you don’t want to find yourself Last in Line anymore, this classic rock and roll track from Rachel Brunet was made for you.
On the one hand, a smooth and retro dance track with a twist of something tropical to the synth riff. On the other, an indie pop performance with a complex and revealing story at its core.
Classic nineties dance production leads with a catchy riff and a comforting four-chord piano sidekick, as John Galea delivers a pretty sensational and distinct vocal performance, for the self-explanatory single Hotter Than A Heatwave.
Back with a bang and with four original tracks to grace the melodic techno space once again – producer and creative Revoizz captures a euphoric blend of tuneful intensity, with the anthemic escapism of ANTES DE CONOCERTE.
Take yourself out to a new scene, without leaving home – an atmospheric, hypnotic shoegaze instrumental with background chatter, quietly mixed alongside subtle nostalgic synths and a simple rise and fall pattern.
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It’s a song about grief, in essence, and how it reshapes our relationships with those we have lost. The arrangement is as passionate as the lyrics, sometimes gentle and calming, at other times more urgent and uncertain.
It’s a memorable song, with a certain ease to it that’s reflected in the accessible, uncomplicated title of Good Morning. A single that’s non-confronting and lovely in its honesty and softness of delivery.