Balancing electro-pop delicacies with grittier and even explosive pop-punk moments for the hook, the song Panic aptly and artistically encapsulates its very concept throughout both the performance and arrangement.
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Mellow rap flows and subtle lo-fi flavors, blending ethereal tones with warped or unreal aftereffects for a true vintage feel.
Self-aware songs may well be the future, and Seth Hilary Jackson keeps things honest and upfront, as the aptly infectious Sing It With Me! emerges purely for the fun of it.
Introducing a subtle switch of gears for rock all-rounder Stevski7, Rat Race adopts a yesteryear punk-rock vibe, with thick distortion and anthemic verses that pave the way towards a colourful pop-punk hook.
Timeless pop songwriting and equally effective production back up the heartfelt, country-kissed single Weekend Girls, from a thoughtful and passionate STINA.
Melody guides as an organic piano introduction elevates the increasingly emotive and passionate In Love With You, from hip hop artist Vintage The Audio.
“The song is about cute penguins, funny little krill, and our impending doom as a human species.”
Tropical sound-play and classic dance-pop vocals blend emotive devotion and dreamy atmospheric depth throughout this new summer anthem from Denine.
The soulful and delicate performance carries the weight and fragility of the topic with beautifully authentic emotion, and always we resolve back to this increasingly memorable hook.
Freshly released, the brand new album You Can Play The Game Or You Can Change the Game highlights the absolute best of Dee Wile’s musically uninhibited and lyrically unique approach to modern hip hop.
Really nicely done, authentic and refreshing – always encapsulating the very essence of the concept that is Back&Forth, in everything from story to set-up to performance.
Fast-paced punk-rock vocal layers and grunge-soaked distortion meet with the fierce crash of live drums, as alternative rocker Son Of Stone delivers the anthemic single 28 Summers Left.