It’s a breath of fresh air, but still aware of its roots. In other words: a perfected form – beautifully recorded & incredibly well mastered.
Singles
Heartless sets the record straight. Profanity-free & positive throughout, Heartless has a well-crafted style that is uniquely his own.
As a grown man who still listens to Bowling for Soup & (Old) Fall Out Boy every single day, I give you my word that you OWE IT TO YOURSELF to hear everything this band has to offer.
The vocals are stunning at every step – the more they gather & intertwine, the more hypnotic the experience becomes.
Purchla’s lyrics are fascinating – the scene he sets, the story he tells, the gore & the observations, the other & the self – all of this is captivating.
There’s something unbelievably personal & revealing about this particular track that effectively leads A Cat Named Felix down some new, previously undiscovered pathway.
This collaboration from Jae Douglass & Blake Wisner is a fast-working ear-worm that comes through loaded with soul & passion – on a level that isn’t found all too often in modern music.
A smooth & soulful piece that drives with the organic colour & carefree attitude of a simple bass line & some easy going vocals.
Stranger To Myself is a pure & artistic single that utilizes every element of music creation to make its point & to express itself.
A beautifully & professionally captured EDM track with a stunning, soulful featured vocal from Diana Inez – the perfect release to see you through the rest of the summer.
Incredibly interesting, provocative & wonderful at every step. The whole sci-fi angle is intriguing & has been amazingly well presented here.
The track erupts into the room in the way that any well-crafted, pristinely built dance track should – the beat is complex yet appears smoothly.