“How could you cry like that? Turn around and leave so fast? I always knew there were a chance. I thought if we went down it’d be a slow death.” There’s something invigorating about Slow Death, the new single from Eva Cassel. It’s a gorgeous blend of indie pop and Americana. It makes sense that she’s shared the stage with icons like John Mayer and Neil Young. Eva Cassel knows her way around a song. Slow Death is a gem.
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Mona et Toi embrace their noir jive on their recent I Want You Gone. The opening section is full of attitude and swagger. As the song evolves it explodes with indie punk fury. Their two sides compliment eachother. Stylistically they find the middle ground between Jack White and Christine and the Queens.
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If everything was great than Jessica Hottman wouldn’t of had to pen Terrible Art. The complicated critical narrative bears refreshingly humility, but it’s not even a little terrible. The new single is a gorgeous art pop blend of new wave and modern pop. Stylistcally we hear shades of Kate Bush, St Vincent, and Florence Welch. That’s good company
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South Korean recording artist Heeonn has something going on. Their new single Between Today and Tomorrow is an intoxicating psych fueled escape. It’s equally dreamy and cosmically curious. Stylistically they find the middle ground between Tame Impala and the Flaming Lips.
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