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Daydream Unplugged – The Assist
If you’re looking for a catchy song, you need to hear Daydream – Unplugged, the new single from The Assist. Alternative rock and indie pop clash on this anthemic record. Based in the UK, The Assist is looking to take the next step in their music career. They are looking to convey a message and… Read more
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While You Shine – Velvoids
We were captivated by While You Shine the new release from The Velvoids. The atmospheric experimental soundscape is groundbreaking and inspiring. The Velvoids intoxicating sound design brings a euphoric feel to While you Shine. The indie feel, similar to Chelou, connects with a slowed shoe-gaze version of Paul McCartney. That sentiment is most notable in… Read more
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Secrets – Tim Barr
Tim Barr is immediately infectious with their new single Secrets. His heavy alternative indie rock sound pairs nicely with his dreamy vocals. For comparison we hear a more shoegaze version of The Districts. Tim Barr has created an immersive melancholy aesthetic, emphasizing his vibrant sonic inclinations. Tim Barr has a number of singles that have… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Lily Harden, St, Kio, Harmo Draus
Sad girl indie folk has a new heroine in Lily Harden. Her new single Little Green House is soothing musical melatonin. Her gentle hush is seductive, turning every offering into a lovers lullaby. She matches the sad folk appeal of Elliot Smith with updated iterations by Girlhouse and Clairo. We also hear the classic influence… Read more
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Indie Underrated – St Catherine’s Child, Edie Yvonne, Nat Dempsey & The Near Strangers, Instant Empire, Grand Public
St. Catharines Child’s floored us with her new single I Know Nothing. This impressive vocal performance rings with pure emotion and delicate vulnerability. Fans of Phoebe Bridgers and Sharon Van Etten will immediately connect with this sound. St Catherine’s Child has attitude and elite swagger to match the musics catchy appeal. An instant classic, I… Read more
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Getting No Place Fast – Jacko Hooper
Get lost in the dreamy design of Getting No Place Fast, the new single from Jacko Hooper. His euphoric intro really caught our attention. We love the huge wall of sound that transcends into an uplifting vocal. His vocal is reminiscent to a more modernized style of Mumford and Sons, with an alternative indie pop… Read more