Los Angeles siblings Ryan and Joey Sela follow their sultry track 'Wanna Know Something' with a new single titled 'Something Good'. The song is a breezy offering of mellow indie that is peppered with gentle guitar strums underneath tender vocals. There is even saxophone play throughout the tune.
Hanni El Khatib is gearing up for the release of his new album 'FLIGHT', out May 15th on Innovative Leisure. From what we can tell so far, the record is a reflection of all the multiple styles of music that Hanni grew up with in San Francisco, ranging from garage rock and punk to Hip-Hop and soul. Tapping producer Leon Michels to work on the LP, this is listed as Hanni El Khatib's most well-rounded work.
L.A. producer Pat Lok steps up with a soulful house offering dubbed 'Salvation'. The song is taken from his forthcoming EP 'Gone is Yesterday', which will get released via Kitsune Musique. Tapping into more of a 90s styling, the tune is stacked with ethereal synths, lush vocals and grooving 4x4 kicks. Definitely a feel-good and uplifting record, 'Salvation' is that needed ray of sunshine at the moment.
Making his return with the track and video 'STRESSY' last month, Hanni El Khatib now unveils another vid, this time for the second single titled 'ALIVE'. What you have here is Hanni dressed up in a Sylvester the Cat costume whilst taking a fall down a very long set of outside steps. While you can pretty much place the metaphorical nature of the visuals to the track itself, we're just hoping that it only took Hanni one take to do that fall! 'ALIVE' is taken from his forthcoming album 'Flight', which is out May 15th on Innovative Leisure.
L.A.-based Helene Alexandra Jaeger, known to the world as Holy Boy, makes her return with a cover of The Doors' classic song 'Riders on the Storm', which was originally featured on their 1971 album 'L.A. Woman' and released as the second single of the LP. Slowing down the tempo on her reworked version, Holy Boy gives the song a darker feel as nightly drum programming accompanies haunting keys.
Delacey represents the classic idea that talent mixed with hard work pays off. The Los Angeles-based artist has helped to write hit records for the likes of Halsey, Demi Lovato, Zara Larsson, The Chainsmokers and the list continues. While the credits to her name are incredibly impressive, as a singer Delacey is just as dynamic with a range that stretches across multiple genres.
Los Angeles band The Paranoyds have shared their latest single 'Memory Foam'. The song follows their 2019 debut LP 'Carnage Bargain' which was released on Suicide Squeeze. For this offering The Paranoyds deal with the transitions into adulthood with the garage rock instrumentation also embodying 60s pop melodies.
L.A. trio Moaning have stepped forth with their new single entitled 'Make It Stop'. Comprised of menacing guitar lines and Sean Solomon's haunting vocals, the tune is a dark stir of post-punk and grimacing indie that hits like a power blow to the chest. The track follows Moaning's previous release 'Fall In Love', which was shared via Adult Swim.
Los Angeles rock queen Kate Clover makes her return with a new single entitled 'Channel Zero'. Taking punk classicism powered with roaring guitar lines and thundering drum hits, Clover delivers a strong and confidence performance with thoughtful lyrics and an infectious chorus that is unforgettable.
Having already established herself as an industry heavy-hitter, working with acts such as Halsey, Demi Lovato, The Chainsmokers and more, L.A.-based singer and songwriter Delacey has also demonstrated that as a solo artist she has just as much to give, releasing chart-rising tracks like 'My Man'.
