From her upcoming album Four In The Morning, TOULOUSE blends electronic creativity with conceptual poignancy, for the bedroom pop ambiance and alternative meanderings of Disco Fiasco.
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A creatively intentional fusion of nostalgic boyband pop and edgy, performative hip hop. DON’T WATCH TV bring back the energy and catchy licks of a simpler era, with the anthemic harmonies and industrial, playful rhythms of their brand new album 99 DEGREES.
North Indian music meets a dreamy acoustic pop sound and melody, to introduce the uniquely calming creative corner of Suchetana Sinha’s music.
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.
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.
Summer in full swing suits the brand new album from Marcy P from start to finish. Promising fully-loaded productions of live-style Latin Pop, World Music and Dancehall, Corazón Sin Fronteras fires into action with the celebratory crescendo of an instantly captivating Un Solo Latido.
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.
Boldly and energetically igniting appreciation for the things we cannot control, Mangomichi’s infectious dance-pop track Never Go Back draws focus to the fact that we are all made from our history and the things that came before us.
Embarking upon a multi-faceted and ambitious all-round media project, Valerie P. Crabbe launches the debut single from the Valerie P. Crabbe Experience.
Something beautifully distinct, creative and evocative – a meandering songwriting landscape, with a vocal nuance and purity that captivates. Tom Morfitt-White reminds us of the power of storytelling, emotional honesty, and musical sincerity, with the timeless poetry and subtle power of Love Me Now.