Coral Head caught our attention with the curious catchy appeal of her new single Walking By. A creeping vocal whispers beneath imaginative layers full of intrigue and depth. There are sonic quips that shimmer and rattle fantastically. It’s a rich work that shines unique while remaining approachable. Stylstically we think its a sure thing for fans of Japanese Breakfast and Mitski. Check it out!
Coral Head is featured on our Best New Indie Playlist
We adore the dynamic variation heard on Bad Ideas, the new single from Ruby Jones. This eclectic arrangement bears evidence of Americana, Indie Pop, and Classic Rock. With hear doses of Haim, Lake Street Dive, and Fleetwood Mac. It’s crazy addictive while entangling you in its refreshing changes. Jones herself has an intoxicating voice. The band honors that skill with a tight performance bolstered by the convincing backing vocals. We love how this one grooves. Swing into it.
Bad Ideas is featured on our Best New Indie Playlist.
Augustine is immediately infectious on their recent single Fumbling. The singer keeps the vibe illuminated with an inspired vocal that lands emotional and convincing. Stylistically they find the middle ground between Rhye and The 1975. Its a testament to how they blend dance ready beats with a sensual soulful vocal aesthetic. Its both dreamy and exotic in a way that stimulates the senses. Its got a proper bridge too. Get lost in it.
Fumbling is featured on our Best New Indie Playlist.
You could be anywhere. Or like Blase, you might find yourself Middle Of Nowhere. Regardless, you won’t be able to deny the magnetism of this uplifting vibe. Its a metaphysical attraction courtesy of its dreamy unconventional bliss. There’s adventure to this vibe. Its a reflection of the singers yearning reach as he pulls from the highest notes of his perspective range. In that way it channels a feel similar to Flaming Lips while also embracing a retro influence heard in synthwave or eclectic acts like Empire of the Sun. We love it.
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