I recently shared German duo Cash I/O’s track Wednesday Evening, a track taken from their new album Sunny Moon. At the time I said I was excited to hear more and they’ve delivered. Km41 is a smooth track which combines jazz and electronic elements.
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Thea Wang has graced our blog a couple of times already this year, most recently last month through her spellbinding track Word On The Street. Now the Norwegian dream pop artist is back with a new one, a story of pain and heartbreak. It’s called Garden Song (I Prefer a Loon).
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Hyooman are one of the bands that I’ve discovered in the last year that I’ve got a lot of time for. There’s just something about their unique brand of grungy alternative rock that keeps me coming back to their music. Now they’ve released a debut album of ten short, sharp tracks. It’s called Pilot.
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Who Parked The Car are a Paris, France-based pop and jazz collective who I first discovered for this blog earlier this year through their amour-infused ballad W&G. The track features on their debut album Mad Weather Good Friends which has just been released. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Will Wood is an American singer songwriter who I discovered for the blog a couple of weeks ago through his inventive track Cicada Days. Now he’s back with a new one song and video which further push the boundaries of experimentation while staying utterly relatable. It’s called You Liked This (Okay, Computer!).
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Hated Names is a Melbourne, Australia-based alternative rock act who has caught my attention through his rebellious, anti-work new single. It’s called Broken Android Slave.
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Deep Dive Species are a psychedelic electronica act formed during COVID lockdown in New York, USA. Their new video, inspired by the auteur director David Lynch, accompanies their dark trip-hop track One Hand Clap, taken from their debut album Aquaphilia.
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Ladders is the electro pop project of Vrinda Padia, a Mumbai, India-born, Los Angeles, USA-based artist who has just caught my attention through his new track Dead Rose.
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Hailing from London, Evie Balfe is an electronic pop artist whose moody and lo-fi new track caught my attention. It’s called Wearing A Crown.
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