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God damn. I just love love love this remix of Adian Coker’s track, “I am what I am.” Get on his latest, streaming everywhere. Enjoy. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Back from Thailand. Back from a different world. East Coast has been harsh since the second I touched down, but that was to be expected. Words cannot describe my past couple of weeks abroad. Just that there’s a fire lit inside me, knowing I will return again. And again and again and again. Currently hitting [&hellip
Undoubtedly, Jordan MacKampa’s mesmerizing vocals are really all you need and in his latest single, nothing is further than the truth. “Midnight” is a chugging track, that slowly builds and builds and leads way to MacKampa’s incredible range. Nothing clashing or frantic at the end, we’re simply just left with wanting more. “Time is a healer, but [&hellip
I first fell in love with these guys back in 2010 with their song, “Lungs Quicken,” and was absolutely taken with the ethereal dream pop that was entering my ear drums. And since then, tracks of theirs have made their appearances on multiple low-key types of playlists of mine over the years. I like music that makes [&hellip
There is something absolutely hypnotizing about the latest Still Corners track, “Horses at Night.” Erie synths, a pulsating beat, and those repetitive verses. Everything’s so cleanly put together. And c’mon, those guitars. <3 Get into it. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
You can’t have a bad day when you start it with this track from London’s Holy ’57. Surfy guitars and lo-fi vocals just wrap up this little power pop anthem oh so nicely. And a free download? You’re welcome. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
I’m a naturally pensive type of person, so it’s only fitting that Eliza Shaddad’s latest single, “Wars,” speaks to me so directly. I love the mesmerizing guitars, that hum of the bass in the background that fills the low end so perfectly, and the crashing crescendo we build up to at the end of the track. You’re [&hellip
Truly, I am listening to something different here. Atmospheric beginnings, a pulsating rhythm completes the spoken word type track. I loved listening to every bit of it. The entire journey. This one deserves a repeated listen or two. For sure. Like what you hear? Check out the London boys via their Facebook page. Recommend on [&hellip
Recently stumbled upon the off-beat genre-breakers, Malpas, and simply got lost. From delicate folk instrumentation to layers and layers of sounds; no matter how off the path these guys go, they seem to effortlessly hold the track together the further and further they get. Enjoy. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it