Masterfully stylist, Mona et Toi brings vintage attitude and elegant production to their new single I Want You Gone. The elusive intro adapts convincingly as it evolves in the songs main section. From there you can’t help but be entranced by the vocal stylings of the bands lead singer. The group defies convention, embracing the middle ground between The Black Keys, St Vincent, and Jack White. We dig it.
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Coloma is a star. Already imaginative as a recording artist, the creator flexes some visual muscles in the video for her single Inside the Night. The song is a lush dense cinematic world full of dramatic swings and earworm melodies. The video is a complicated flush of emotion and passion, effectively demonstrating her intriguing stage presence. We’re into it!
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Jack Grisham and the Life Undone have something to say. Their new single Anthem embraces its namesake. Its got some major sing-along action and a convincing indie punk aura. Stylistically its a sure thing for fans of Gaslight Anthem, Dropkick Murphys, and classic song based punk.
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You may be lost but Me + Nobody brings you some comfort with their new single Found You. The comforting contrast of smooth vocal within a vibrant musical construct never gets old. Thoughtful guitar work honors catchy vocal ideas that land relentless. They find the middle ground between Alvvays, Ra Ra Riot, and The Smiths. Damn that’s delicious!
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Everything In Time, at least that’s the priority sentiment on the new single from Axel Holmström. The moody vocal performance suggests he knows the difference between illusion and reality. Slightly dark and refreshingly catchy, In Time has some classic turn of the century indie instincts to match its post punk essence. It finds the middle ground between DIIV and The Strokes. We dig the blend
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