Intricate and dreamy trip hop production meets unexpectedly with paired vocals of emotive and melodic intentions – And Actually lay down an immersive and beautiful ambiance, for Somehow.
Dream Pop
Imagine something like electro-pop, with an experimental edge of creative composition; and a profound lyrical core.
Composer-producers Melissa Grey and David Morneau join forces with guitarist and artist Robert Kirkbride, for this unrivaled instrumental project of deeply-moving arrangements and ideas.
Vastly atmospheric yet organic by design, Thats Nokay follow-ups the dreamy introduction that was LivForev, with an equally ethereal, live-style electric-guitar hit of soulful yet mellow calm.
Capital 4 drive with organic dance-pop layers and intimate vocals, for a long-form melodic journey that ultimately resolves with a simple, catchy and celebratory hook.
This collaborative release introduces an immediately catchy and colourful pop hit – one that feels like a timeless yet nostalgic classic, organic and sweet, with a brilliant dynamic between details.
Ambient production and distinct bass-work guide us into the echoing poetic observations of a trippy and enchanting What You Want.
Monti Korbelle has a style and runs with it, thus each track genuinely feels like a fearless exploration of a particular time or series of emotions.
Fearlessly clean vocals showcase outstanding ability and soul united, as P.S. Kaguya leads us into the enchanting and immersive new single 2AM.
Dreamy tones, hypnotic melodies and retro compression unite for a nostalgic, shoegaze-esque journey through contemplation and uplift, as Thats Nokay releases the warmth and wonder of LivForev.
Intensely heavy and chaotic live drums guide us intriguingly into the atmospheric depth and poetic longing of this brand new single from Kings of Carlisle.
Its embrace is of the calibre that swiftly prompts a re-listen once the music stops and silence ensues…