Heavy In Pocket calls their new single Itchy Boo and its a trippy F-bomb heavy f-up anthem. There’s an essence of obsession paired with impulsions of decadence to this spoiled deadbeat narrative. A lot goes right but that makes things go wrong within the dialogs twisted world. You know the type. The kind of boys you just can’t fix, or maybe the ones who can’t fix themselves. Somewhere in between is a beautiful blend of psych and indie pop that we find delicious. Nice work.
Hear it on our Best New Indie Playlist.
Mel Denisse finds the middle ground between grunge and trip hop on her recent single Hunted. It’s a gorgeous blend illuiminated by the singers hypnotic essence. As if Nirvana wrote a song for an indie pop artist and had it produced by Massive Attack. We love it.
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Windtree Theory bottled a Big Mistake into an addictive indie pop breakthrough. Subtle touches of retro pop intersect with modern modern in minimalistic dance pop, boosted by the singers rare urban timbre. The catchiness is simply undeniable on this intoxicating groovy gem. Somewhere between The Flaming Lips and Madonna’s first album. We love it.
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Pool Girl is finding her sound and standing out with songs like Frannie, You’ll Be Alright. The writing suggests she’s able to see the full feature movies within the trivial narratives of life. “Whatever you do, you know I do it to.” Crazy catchy and a little summery, Pool Girl embodies the french pop essence of Phoenix within a melodic aesthetic familiar to Billie Eilish. Ooooh that’s nice.
Hear her now on our Best New Indie Playlist.
Some commercial dance pop songs just can’t be denied. You know the type. They often accompany names like Beiber, Weekend, and 1975. We found one of those in the world slows down, the new single from NOVEMBER KID. There’s a lot of familiar pop aesthetic, but when it works you wouldn’t have it any other way. Turn the radio up.
NOVEMBER KID is featured on our Best New Indie Playlist.
