Softly uniting acoustic intimacy with timeless-emo tendencies and modern rhythms, Tevin Flashey delivers a thoughtful and heartfelt ode to unhealthy relationships, with the melodically soothing toxic love.
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During the latter half we get to appreciate the reverb-soaked, atmospheric presentation of a dreamy guitar loop, and a touch of Caban’s own affinity with afrobeats, modern rap and world music flavours.
Gliding into view on the blissful pairing of deep bass and dreamy guitar, Ana Androic unites RnB vocal flavours with contemporary trap rhythms and a clear sense of heart, for Glow.
Dreamy tuneful progressions and humility of style blend throughout the songwriting strengths and lyrical musings of Ligaya Escueta’s wonderfully enjoyable album Laughing In Milk.
Dreamy production and nostalgically canned vocals create a clear sense of rising energy and longing, as KidVitals starts up the colourful yet impassioned EP Bck 2 Rlty.
Bellingham rock outfit Dusty Cubby take things down a brilliantly passionate and revealing pathway, with the storytelling and emotional intensity of Bhammered.
Freshly released from the Sex, Drugs and Loneliness project, Sweet Rebellion’s Out of Control introduces a fierce and fast-paced approach to conceptually open, deeply personal and gritty songwriting.
From the opening moments, from the immediate connection between the EP title and the very first lines of the starting track, Knotice1k makes waves emotionally – the words reach out with quiet contemplation and unignorable poignancy. Blend in a stripped-back, ambient and cleanly mixed production style, and subtle yet satisfying melodies to meet with the … Continued
Ideally produced for an ambient, ethereal and melodic soundscape that quickly embraces the listener, artist and creative HAVV blends heavy bass with contemporary flickers of dance and deeply emotive, recognisable vocals.
Last Tiz proceeds to weave melodic ambiances and heartfelt intentions, throughout a refreshingly genuine, fearlessly open and aptly titled temporary feelings.
Blending indie vibes with pop-punk vocals and a uniquely organic yet subtle production quality, Lielack and Kelaska join forces for the intimate and colourful, emotive and moving Walls.
Dreamy musicianship and equally delicate, expressive vocals guide us softly into the embrace of a melodic and emotive Amor Nostálgico, from Stan Sitwell.