Category: New Tracks
Mohave share hypnotizing debut “Mirror Mirror”
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]F[/su_dropcap]rench collective L’Ordre recently highlighted a new band called Mohave via its Soundcloud profile. The enigmatic duo totally caught our attention with an atmospheric and low-tempo track: “Mirror Mirror”. Indeed, the song conveys a strong imagery without yet any lyrics. Moreover, it goes with an amazing video, that perfectly feeds the mysterious universe of the duo.
Her’s debut a dreamy and new wave track: “Dorothy”
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]T[/su_dropcap]ime for you to discover this Liverpool-based duo called Her’s and which recently released a promising debut track. Bassicaly, “Dorothy” mixes a lot of ideas and inspirations from bands we particularly, such as Ariel Pink, DIIV or Wild Nothing. The track is brand new even if there is a planning 80s new wave vibes all around it!
Flaws – Forget About Us (Video)
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]W[/su_dropcap]e made you discover a few weeks ago Gothenburg based artist Flaws to a Newcomer article where we could ask anything about his debut track “Forget About Us”, a true romantic nordic ballad that takes us to heaven thanks to his mesmerizing voice and cold piano production. He has now shared the video that goes with it taking the cold atmosphere even farther.
[Video Premiere] : Small Culture – Touslee
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]G[/su_dropcap]etting to know new acts for us is truly important since we are such music freaks. San Diego based band Small Culture have only one song but they already won our hearts thanks to their debut track “Synthetica”, a dreamy pop-kaleidoscope rock gem, as they like to define it themselves. Being inspired by bands such as The Postal Service, Sylvan Esso and Sigur Rós, Small Culture are bringing their own touch of perfect rock sounds that will make you travel your way into shoegazing. We have the pleasure to premiere the video for their second track called “Touslee”, named after choreographer Sarah Touslee and her dance rendition of Sylvan Esso‘s track “Come Down.”
Róisín Murphy – Mastermind
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]A[/su_dropcap]fter 9 years of silence following her album “Overpowered”, Róisín Murphy released her album “Hairless Toys”, making happy of all her fans that were waiting for her. We are not going to stop her there since, not even a year after its release, she has already announced the release of “Take Her Up To Monto”, her new album that is due to be released on July 8 via Play It Again Sam. Listen to “Mastermind”, the first track taken from it.
Vienna Ditto shares the addictive “Ticks”
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]B[/su_dropcap]ritish musical duo Vienna Ditto is the kind of hybrid act that you don’t meet every day and when you are facing it, it is a bit complicated to label it. As the duo describes itself, they release cosmic and industrial gospel or voodoo sci-fi blues jazz protest. Ok, I guess you don’t know anything more with these tips. Then, let’s get back to the essential: They are going to release soon a new EP via Ubiquity Project Records, and the title track, “Ticks“, is simply catchy and addictive.
Puregold – Illuminati (feat. Nomad)
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]S[/su_dropcap]oundcloud and the beauty of a pure chance. Some days ago, we were lucky to meet Puregold, a 16-years-old girls quartet from Brighton. Their single “Illuminati” is a fusion of different genres. Indeed, the track, that was mixed by Sub Hero, starts with some RnB-soul vibes before growing in strength by turning into a synthetic refrain mixed with jazzy beats. The girls are also accompanied by Bristol-based MC Nomad, who is used to working with Bad Places Records.
