Genevieve & Milo is a folk duo from Cape Town, South Africa. Their music combines Genevieve’s rich vocals with Milo’s vibrant drumming and percussion. Their sound wanders between genres but resonates with a deep honesty and enquiry into the human experience. Each song is a meeting point between their folk, classical, rock and West African influences. Their new single What A Wonderful Thing is a tasty indie music delight! Milo compliments Genevieve elegantly. Her voice is enchanting and exotic. It’s pure and rare. Hear the music and get lost in the video below.
The annals of R&B and Pop surely salute the stylistic richness Charlie Cello brings to his single miss u. You find this kind of swagger when you equally a student of the game and an instinctually creative genius. Frank Ocean and Prince would be proud. We love his vibe. Peep the passion in the video and dig the creative touches. This person might be a little fractured but it makes the music good. We hope it heals him too.
The party planner envisioned it differently but you have to embrace that joy and that what happens in the slow-mo chaos seen in the video for Picnic, the new single Girlhood. The vid perfectly reflects the songs fun in contempt of trauma aura. Its funky fresh soul music fun, but the singer has a bit of twang that suggests some attitude. They’re claiming their fun with pomp and presence. Get it! They find the middle ground between Couch and Knower!
Friedberg retains their sex appeal despite the controlled dystopian superficiality at the core of the video scenes for their new single Goodwife. Cinematic triumphs like The Menu and Triangle of Sadness come to mind. We actually love this art cinema hits, and we love this video! The songs killer too. We hear hints of St Vincent and classic Madonna. Sweet!
Rock and Roll has a new all-girl champion courtesy of the band Kid Sistr. Their magnetism is on full display in the video for their single Accelerator. Empowered sexual strength is so 1995 but Accelerator makes being sexy look cool again. Btw, their sexual energy is just a bonus, or even a biproduct of their undeniable talent. The song has clever guitar licks and a strong backbeat to match the singers infectious energy. The clubs should sell out! See them on tour with The Wrecks!
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