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Monochrome Midnight Traveler – Reality
Monochrome Midnight Traveller challenges your perception with their new multidimensional work Reality Spaces. Comprised of an audio and visual producer, Reality then Spaces come complete with videos to offer you the full scope of their creative collaboration. The intense flashing imagery set in glorious on brand monochrome makes this dark urban jungle shine vibrant. The… Read more
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Saint Pacific – Blue
Knowing the commonality of his namesake Nate Smith releases music under his moniker Saint Pacific. His recent single Blue includes an imaginative short movie that adds complex emotional layers beyond the music. The song itself is elegant indie rock. We hear an influence of cherished classics like Neil Young and Pink Floyd to match modern… Read more
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Maisyn – Long Hair
Maisyn knows the magic of a post breakup haircut. Her new single Long hair gives this universal practice a proper tribute. Maisyn adds a full circle narrative, honoring the jovial emotional pivot known to toxic liberation. She treats this journey with a proto indie pop vibe that sheds an influence of Sheryl Crow 90s pop… Read more
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Matya – Nobody’s Home
Indie pop artist Matya shows real star potential in the video for her new single Nobody’s Home. Owning every moment of screen time in this Stepford Wife dystopian prison Matya makes the routine look torturous. She connects with a generation ready to re-write our prescribed experience. Beyond the visual narrative she offers an exciting alt… Read more
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Pearly Gates – No Horn To Blow
Pearly Gates caught our attention with the catchy appeal of their brilliant new single No Horn To Blow. The vibrant Brit Pop appeal reaches all the way back into the 60s for compositional clues that evolve nicely within this modern updated indie package. Pearly Gates add some of the jovial indie psych appeal known to… Read more
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NIRØ – Opus
The suspense grows with epic dramatic appeal on Opus, the new single from NIRØ. The drama builds with some of the dark cyber punk appeal known to Carpenter Brut, and a nostalgic melodic brilliance that in doses recalls an influence of classics like Pink Floyd. There are stylistic quips from Any Colour You Like and… Read more