Athens group Daphne and the Fuzz have unveiled the video for their single 'Space and Sound'. Definitely on the trippy side, singer Daphne Lz sit in a bath tub whilst wearing a box-like glasses with eyes. This is interwoven with with kaleidoscopic imagery along with clips of Lz in front of backdrop with red lighting. The video is directed by Mariza Kapsabeli and Daphne Lz, with the song featured on Daphne and the Fuzz's new LP '2 AM' out via Inner Ear Records.
London band Somedays make their debut with the track ‘When We Left’. Produced by Ian …
There is a soul-stirring magic to the music of Swedish singer Cajsa Siik. However, after releasing organically rich soundscapes for the past six years, with her critically acclaimed third album 'Domino' having dropped in 2017, she began to feel a block inside, coming to odds with the ideas that she wanted to convey, all the while feeling silenced by surrounding noise. Whilst fans have always been immersed in her poetic delivery, Siik began struggling to write. Although this can be an utter nightmare for most artists, she did what many would be afraid to do - simply submit to silence. Within that quietness and stillness, she swam deeper in her thoughts, almost re-examining the person she used to be and the person she is now, creating a meeting ground for the two.
Australian band Seaside is a group that you should definitely get to know. Hailing from Byron Bay, they released their EP 'Lover, We All Have Our Vices' at the top of the year. A lush taste of dream pop, the four piece group now bring forth their latest track titled 'Golden Girl'. Adding a dose of upbeat funk to their already impressive pop palette, this is one of those tunes where everything from their brilliant instrumentation to the seductive vocals fit perfectly together like a hand in glove. Again, Seaside should be on your radar...asap! Have a listen.
There is a soul-stirring magic to the music of Swedish singer Cajsa Siik. However, after releasing organically rich soundscapes for the past six years, with her critically acclaimed third album 'Domino' having dropped in 2017, she began to feel a block inside, coming to odds with the ideas that she wanted to convey, all the while feeling silenced by surrounding noise. Whilst fans have always been immersed in her poetic delivery, Siik began struggling to write. Although this can be an utter nightmare for most artists, she did what many would be afraid to do - simply submit to silence. Within that quietness and stillness, she swam deeper in her thoughts, almost re-examining the person she used to be and the person she is now, creating a meeting ground for the two.
Anyone who is a product of the 80s and early 90s will remember the importance of the cassette tape and the Sony Walkman. A key component to the state of music listening mobility, Hamburg-based band Kraków Loves Adana return with a dedication the cassette tape titled 'Rapture'. Taken from their forthcoming LP 'Songs After The Blue', the duo have also shared a video for the single. Directed by Ebba Ågren, the video features the stylishly dressed singer Deniz Cicek moving about town whilst listening to the classic Walkman, as well as dancing in joy.
Glasgow-based Martha Ffion have announced the release of her debut album 'Sunday Best'. The LP will land in 2018 via Turnstile. The record follows her stunning 2016 'Trip' EP. Whilst we patiently wait, Ffion has shared a new song taken from 'Sunday Best' entitled 'We Make Do'. A charming pop piece that dances with playful piano runs and of course Martha Ffion's tender and wooing voice, this is a fabulous return for the artist. Check it out.
After a three year hiatus from working with their other band Deep Throat Choir, Rosa …
Since releasing her intial song 'World's On Fire', it was evident that London-based singer and multi-instrumentalist Lots Holloway had a lot to give to the music world. Following up with her single 'Stay A Little Longer', the Cornwall-born artist have announced the release of her debut EP 'Slow Down'. Landing October 4th via Why I? Records, the 4-song record explores topics such as love down to the enjoyment of life. Using organic and fresh indie pop sonics, Lots Holloway is ready to take the world by storm.
Swedish duo Wy have unveiled the video to their single 'You + I', taken from their forthcoming debut LP 'Okay'. Self-directed, Ebba performs the song whilst riding in a car, with other clips featuring her biking at night. The content is an untypical painting of two lovers who rely on one another for comfort within their uncomfortable social settings. 'Okay' is officially out Oct. 20th on Better Call Rob / Hybris. Have a look.
