Beatrice Andrews squeezes some charm out of the winter doldrums on her clever new single I miss the sun. Sentiments of indie folk and jazzy vocal pop intersect convincingly. Beatrice Andrews blends realms familiar to Lizzie McAlpine, Laufey, and Norah Jones. Its an intoxicating recipe. We love her.
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With a name like Good Time Mystery Vision we would expect nothing less than an old school aesthetic. Their new single Ferris Wheel double dips its musical toes in the realms of Laurel Canyon Rock. We hear the ghosts of The Band and CSNY on this haunting single. We dig it.
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We love what deadPEASNTS brings to their new single Leave It Alone. This is how we imagine the saddest acoustic Radiohead song might sound if it were just a little catchier in essence. Melancholy and dreamy while letting in a glimmer of hope before retreating back to its dire essence. “It won’t leave me alone. Are you lonely? Do you know me?” A song for the complicated days. Hurt feels good.
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Bascville admits its complicated on their new single Love In The Time Of The State. A timely effigy pays tribute to modern conundrums in an age of romance. Perhaps you’ll grow out of it, but no matter the circumstance you’ll be bit to bite as youth turns to adolescence. Beautiful poetry and a subtle build. Basciville finds the middle ground between slower REM and Wilco. We enjoy it.
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