Samuel is back with a bewitching new single “Killr”

SAMUEL KILLR

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]O[/su_dropcap]ne of our favorite acts of 2015 is back and is ready to keep his rank for 2016. Irish-born South-London mysterious vocalist Samuel is back with a bewitching reggae-from-space track “Killr”. And good news, this new single announces the release of the EP “LUV CRY” for June via Big Dada.

[PREMIERE] Jack Ü X Ember Island – Where Are U Now (Jimny Remix)

EMBER ISLAND JIMNY WHERE ARE YOU NOW

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]I[/su_dropcap]t is interesting how a song can almost do a full circle in styles, by various remixes and covers. Grammy-Awarded Jack Ü‘s amazing single “Where are you now”, which originally features Justin Bieber, started as a stripped back piano ballad before being manipulated by Skrillex and Diplo and turned into one of the hottest dance tracks of the year.

In the cover version of Swedish trio Ember Island, the dance spirit fades away to give some room to sweetness and intimacy . But with the rework of rising producer Jimny, the track takes, again, another turn: the slower version gets back to the floor! The band and the producer both tap into the vulnerability of the lyrics while giving back to the dancefloor what belongs to the dancefloor! Listen to Jimny‘s amazing remix, which transforms the song from a dancefloor filler to a catchy tearjerker!

Radiohead share Paul Thomas Anderson-directed video for “Daydreaming”

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]H[/su_dropcap]ow not to be excited? Here is another blockbuster smash hit from Radiohead that will surely take your heart away. Following the magnificently planned release of “Burn The Witch“, the band dropped another video to promote their yet-untitled ninth album, planned to be digitally released tomorrow! “Daydreaming” is a piano ballad that is pure beauty, and the video was directed by the amazing Paul Thomas Anderson.

Vanessa Elisha – Girls

VANESSA ELISHA GIRLS COVER

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]T[/su_dropcap]he young, hot, sizzling Australian R&B singer, songwriter Vanessa Elisha appeared like a shining star in a sky, hitting the musical world with her light. Last year, she shared the amazing “Out Of Time“, produced by XXYYXX. Now, preparing the release of her long-awaited EP “It’s a Day and Night Thing”, here is her new fierce track “Girls”.

Grimes – “Flesh Without Blood” (Live on The Tonight Show)

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]Y[/su_dropcap]esterday, Claire Boucher aka Grimes was invited to the “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” She performed “Flesh Without Blood”, the lead single from her last LP “Art Angels”. For the colorful performance, she was accompanied by an all women’s team of dancers and musicians, including LA pop singer Hana.

Mitski’s “Happy”: One of her best songs to date!

Mitski Puberty 2 Your Best American Girl Happy cover

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]C[/su_dropcap]an you imagine that? Mitski Miyawaki is happy! Yes, she is going to release her fourth album “Puberty 2” via Dead Oceans on June 17. In order to share her joy, she released the opening track off the LP. “Happy”, which is the follow-up to the first single “Your Best American Girl“, is simply amazing! But does it make Mitski happy? Not really! She just answered us “Happiness f**ks you!”

Deer du Bois’ Playlist #111

The Deer Du Bois Playlist 111

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]E[/su_dropcap]very Wednesday on HighClouds, from now until death do us part, we publish the picky playlists of our Brussels’ friend and collaborator Deer Du Bois. He has been demonstrating a real talent in highlighting emerging and talented acts and imposes himself as a real talent-spotter. Every week, his playlist is a sharp and buzzing selection of new discoveries in indie and pop music. And lucky you: we are now your fresh and fun place to weekly seat and savor his delightful “indie.tronic.dream.pop.chill.wave” cocktail. So, do you mind a cup?

Burn The Witch, a Radiohead’s musical and marketing feat

Radiohead burn the witch cover

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]A[/su_dropcap]fter more than 3 decades of activity, Radiohead is still able to positively surprise us. Besides their music, whose legacy can’t even be questioned, the band set up itself as a pioneer in music marketing, by proposing original ways of releasing and sharing its music, and by criticizing some new actors of the industry, such as Spotify. “Burn The Witch”, their freshly-released new single which is taken from their upcoming ninth album, doesn’t call into question: the band’s musical and marketing creativity is still on top!

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