Based in Margate, BABii makes her debut with the experimental pop track 'PHANTOM'. Self-produced, written and the whole nine, the single leans on the abstract and unorthodox spectrum of electronica and pop. Stacked with change-ups throughout the production, there are sparkling twinkles floating around a deep bass line and light drum programming, which sits underneath.
Six-piece band Famous have been making their rounds throughout the London music scene for a …
Liverpool trio SPQR have announced their signing to Modern Sky Records. To coincide with the news, the group have shared their new single 'Slowly', which is out now on the imprint. A fun fair of art pop and punk, the song moves from an upbeat presentation to literally a slow, melodic change-up with beautiful piano play and enticing guitar licks before jumping back to the previous tempo.
Having previously recorded under the name Feral Love and Bird, Liverpool's Adele Emmas and Christian Sandford have now emerged under the new name St. Jude The Obscure. Whilst elements of synth-pop can be found in the production, the band ups the levels fostering something grand, reminiscent of acts such a Florence + The Machine.
Experimental artist Jenny Hval has released her new EP 'The Long Sleep' via Sacred Bones. The record is the follow-up to her 'Lost Girls' EP which was a collaborative effort with Håvard Volden.
Hval has also shared the video to her new single 'Spells'. Directed by Constance Tenvik, Jenny strolls through multiple rooms of a mansion discovering parties in each room, some more peculiar than others. At the same time she discovers someone who looks like her. Carrying a briefcase, one of the more bizarre moments is when she decides to open it in the middle of a slumber party and the attendees flock to it like birds on bread crumbs.
Irish vocalist Maria Kelly has recorded some of the most surreal indie folk records within the past year. Utterly moody in sound, her latest song 'Dark Places' is an immaculate and touching work of art spearheaded by her gripping vocal delivery and open instrumentation that drizzles with drops of melancholy.
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South African art pop songstress Cherilyn MacNeil aka Dear Reader has shared a lyric video for her new single 'Then Not Now', which is taken from her new album 'Day Fever', landing February 24th via the City Slang imprint. Filmed in Berlin with Annie Boman, the projection of lyrics coincide with the cinematic production teetering between pop and electronica, each glazed with post-classical tastings. The rawness of the track reflects the recording process of MacNeil's new album, recording each track to tape rather than the previous digital process.
