All posts tagged: experimental

NIKI NIKI’s ‘Pretty Sunny Funny Walk’ is Addicting

Paris-based trio NIKI NIKI may identify themselves as a pop group, but they are definitely unlike your typical crop of acts that are in the scene at the moment. Walking down the lane of more groundbreaking artists such as David Bowie, there latest single 'Pretty Sunny Funny Walk' meshes art pop with bass-rolling, almost experimental trap, topped with operatic vocal stylings.

Alison Sudol’s ‘The Runner’ is Capturing

Releasing her EP 'Moon' back in 2018, Los Angeles singer and actress Alison Sudol makes her return with a new single titled 'The Runner'. Opening the song with filtered, claustrophobic vocals, the track eventually progresses to a cinematic explosion of indie that plays like something from an adventurous film.

Sky Ferreira Shares Her New Single ‘Downhill Lullaby’

It has been close to six years since Sky Ferreira released her 'Night Time, My Time' LP. With the past few years being a rapid onslaught of singles and albums by countless artists, it would be easy for even someone with Ferreira's fame and status to fall from the minds of fans after a lengthy hiatus, even with a few here and there cover versions that she has shared over the coarse of time.

ZAMILSKA Unveils Her Rumbling Cut ‘Hollow’

Polish producer ZAMILSKA has made a name for herself experimenting with various strands of electronica ranging from techno to bass. With a new album slated to drop this summer, ZAMILSKA has unveiled her latest track entitled 'Hollow'. Pulsing with driving low end, skittering effects and ghostly vocals, the song is dark, bold and utterly punchy.

Alice Phoebe Lou’s ‘Paper Castles’ LP is Utterly Brilliant

Alice Phoebe Lou's music is a diary of her life and journey, the ups, downs and everything in-between. The Cape Town-raised singer whose career kicked off from busking in the streets of Berlin, quickly caught the eyes of record labels after her 2014 TEDx performance. Opting for full creative freedom, Lou remained independent, releasing her 2014 EP 'Momentum', followed by acclaimed 2016 debut album 'Orbit'. Tender, organic and chopped with creative songwriting and ridiculously lush melodies, Alice Phoebe Lou's latest record 'Paper Castles' finds the singer truly at her best across the board.

Listen to the Woman’s Hour Cut ‘Luke’

London band Woman's Hour has carved out a path in music crafting an ethereal brand of indie pop. Having released their latest album 'Ephyra' this month, one of the beautiful highlights of the record is the tune 'Luke'. Intimate in sound, enticing piano play is the building block of a well built soundscape as pearly vocals add an extra layer of texture.

Listen to ANNAVR’s Spacey ‘Total_Vibration’

Recently sharing a clip of her song 'Blue Satin', Berlin-based artist ANNAVR has now unveiled another track, this time titled 'Total_Vibration'. Continuing to push electronic pop deeper into cosmic and experimental territory, the song is taken from ANNAVR's forthcoming, self-produced EP 'II: Vibration', the second of a trilogy series, which is out March 8th.

Listen to Mint Field’s ‘Jardin de la Paz’

Tijuana outfit Mint Field have announced news regarding their forthcoming EP 'Mientras Esperas'. Slated to land March 1st on Innovative Leisure, the band touches on sociological issues as well as the questioning one's existence. Comprised of five cuts in total, one of the singles features is this haunting tune 'Jardin de la Paz'. With the production quite minimal, the song is led by an eerie guitar riff, not to mention a thick, punching bass line, all accompanied by ghostly vocal works. Whilst the song is quite spacious, it builds up to a triumphant climax. Stream 'Jardin de la Paz' down below.