All posts tagged: synth pop

Pizzagirl Gets Emotional in His Latest Cut ‘blossom at my feet, flower’

What you have to love about Liverpool artist Liam Brown better known as Pizzagirl is his uncanny quirkiness and approach to music which is kind of an 'I'm just doing my thing' bedroom ethic. With his second EP 'season 2' landing on November 30th, Brown gets a bit emotional on us with his latest track 'blossom at my feet, flower'. Giving us a lo-fi synth-pop ballad about wanting to be someone's prom king, even if it was to never happen, you still would have to give the man credit for pouring out his soul.

Tyne Returns with ‘If I Were to Lose You’

Tyne makes her return with an ode to the love of her supporters in the form of 'If I Were to Lose You'. A sparkling, synth-layered dream pop piece, the track is the follow-up to Tyne's debut EP '111', which was released this year. We have a stream of the tune below. Enjoy.

Stream Blonde Diamond’s New EP ‘Fantasy Love’

Vancouver band Blonde Diamond have released their new EP 'Fantasy Love'. Produced by Cameron Tatham, the six song record weaves between various genres including indie, synth pop and more. With each track having a cohesion to one another, Blonde Diamond have surely placed a strong emphasis on quality with every song boasting high production, pristine vocals and undoubtedly mainstream friendly without any compromising of integrity.

Desire Return for Their New Single ‘Tears From Heaven’

It's been literally nine years since Desire released their debut album 'II'. However, Johnny Jewel, Megan Louise and Nat Walker have reunited with the aim of releasing a new LP next year. The first taste of the upcoming recording comes in the form of their latest single 'Tears From Heaven'. The band first gave a debut of the track at the spring/summer 2019 Chanel runway show in Paris. 'Tears From Heaven' is out via the Italians Do It Better imprint.

Listen to KOALAS’ ‘Imaging’

Following up from their previous single 'Sandcastles', Manchester group KOALAS unveil their latest track 'Imaging'. The moody piece of electronica runs for a little over 2 minutes and 30 seconds before the vocals begin, with the atmospheric instrumentation composed of a deep bass line running underneath sparkling effects and husky synths. Fans of acts such as Tycho, Bonobo and Caribou will surely enjoy this one.

SEARLS ‘Scar’ Video

Ireland-born artist SEARLS steps up with the video for his track 'Scar'. Calling on Tim Gardner to provide the visuals, the vibrant imagery features the singer stylishly dressed whilst performing a choreographed piece with two other dancers. Vivid patterns add to the eye-popping shots for one great presentation.