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Showing posts with label electro-pop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electro-pop. Show all posts

Monday, 5 October 2020

Avec Sans - Altitude

First featuring on the pages here back in 2012, Avec Sans caught my ear with their ingenious production values and new ways of thinking. Fast forward 8 years and it's good to hear not much has changed in that regard as as the now trio return with their euphoric new single Altitude. Playing up to its namesake, the soaring energy and driving electronics are enough to draw a nose bleed from even the hardiest of climbers as they trade up soft tender mid sections for convulsing synths and punchy breakdowns. On writing Altitude Alice Fox said “I was in the bathroom when the earthquake happened, we’d been in a Saki bar, so I thought I was drunk when the room started swaying, but Jack pointed out that it was the building moving and not me. The quake felt substantial, but the people working late in the office opposite were entirely unfazed and carried on with their photocopying as if nothing had happened. The forces of nature we experienced in Japan formed the germs of Altitude; we encountered resilient people adapting to withstand movement and upheaval – apposite in a time of such seismic global change.” Take a listen for yourselves below.

f: https://www.facebook.com/avecsansband/

Thursday, 24 October 2019

Ursae - Trust




Everyone knows after a relationship breakdown, the most important thing to do is self care. Brooklyn-via-Bay Area indie-pop project Ursae knows this all too well as he begins to figure out who he wants to be on new single Trust. The track itself comes as a stunning pop conception built around its infectious melodies and falsetto breaking vocals. "I was feeling kind of lost and anxious – I'd recently finished school, Trump had just taken office, I was going through a sort of weird breakup," explains Andy Campbell. "A lot of shit was changing and I had to figure out who I was gonna be and how I was gonna handle it. I was in a weird place at the time and I wanted to make sense of it by writing music that felt really bold and confident, and just be like, ‘fuck everything you've heard, this is me now’". Listen below



f: https://www.facebook.com/ursaemusic

Monday, 2 September 2019

Naah - Electric Life (with C. Gold)




Naah - Electric Life (with C. Gold)

Whilst not having the most Google-friendly name, Swedish-based artist Naah teams up with C. Gold once more as they make their own traffic, stepping out form the norm with their prominent sound. Through its punchy basslines and heavenly vocals comes another stellar production that continues to push their boundaries. "It’s easy to feel lonely when it seems like your friends is spending more time on their phones than with you.” C. Gold comments. "We got inspired by the fact that we're constantly scrolling through an infinite feed," Naah continues. "'I’m missing human eye-contact, can you google that?’ is my favourite line in the song because it kind of sums it all up. Even though the lyrics are kind of sad, the music is happy. I like that contrast when it becomes a bit ironic". Take a listen for yourselves below. 



f: https://www.facebook.com/naahmusic/
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Friday, 1 March 2019

Vök - Erase You




Vök - Erase You

There's a lot of seriously good pop music surfacing at the moment. and Icelandic electro dream-pop outfit Vök are surfing the crest atop of the wave. Their latest single, Erase You packs a huge punch with infectious hooks, insatiable vocals and dazzling melody lines. Taken from their second record, 'In The Dark, released today via Nettwerk, the trio unveil its official video that brings the song to gritty life. "Erase you is a song about a person who pushed me off the edge to a point when all I wanted to do was to erase them from my life, the lyrics are a bit naive but really straight forward which was the intention" explains singer Margrét Rán. Take a listen/watch for yourselves below.



f: www.facebook.com/Vokband

Thursday, 3 November 2016

Fickle Friends - Brooklyn




With Cry Baby on firm rotation, Fickle Friends throw another new track in to their great big pot of swirling pop perfected single's. Returning with Brooklyn, the Brighton-based outfit demonstrate once more just why they're atop of their game with huge hooks and sickly sweet melody lines. Take a listen for yourselves below.



f: www.facebook.com/FickleFriends

Thursday, 4 August 2016

Port of Spain - Blind




As the working week draws to a close, allow new Australian duo Port of Spain to ease you in to a relaxing weekend ahead with their debut single Blind. Built upon a floating vocal line guided by an array of perpetuated synths comes a gorgeous, candy-coated pop masterpiece that's drenched in tranquil essence. Take a listen for yourselves below. With a debut offering this strong, there's no doubt they'll be a name we'll hear a lot more of in the coming months.

Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Carousel | Into The Night



Electro-Pop duo Carousel return with quite possibly thier strongest release to date as they continue to take indulgement to a whole new level. Following on from their 'Palms' EP that came out in the summer Into The Night is the first track to be taken from their forthcoming new release. Cascading synth heavy melodies and uplifting chord progressions comes a danceable jam that's sure to make you forget about the winter, if only for 3.55 minutes as you dance around your room in your Raybans and favourite Hawaiian shirt (oh, that's just me then). I don't know what it is with these guys but damn they have a talent for crafting some seriously catchy tunes. Check it out for yourselves above.

f: www.facebook.com/Carouselmusicpage