Category: PREMIERE
Roos Meijer’s “In My Name” is left-field protest music
“In My Name” is the lead single from Roos Meijer‘s debut album, Why Don’t We Give It A Try?, to
Minta & The Brook Trout ask the unanswerable on “Neighbourhood”
Lisbon-based band Minta & The Brook Trout lament over a lost love on “Neighbourhood,” a highlight taken from their fourth
These Guy break away from chaos on serene new track “Idle Hands”
Stream These Guy‘s new single “Idle Hands” on HighClouds, before it goes live tomorrow via Magnetic Dreams. Initially the brainchild
Mia Porter goes after life’s big questions with “daisies”
“Daisies” is taken from Mia Porter‘s debut EP, okay, out tomorrow May 14. Earlier this year, we were impressed by
Club Majo has a lot of fun with her green-screen in the “Here We Go” video
Club Majo premieres the psychedelic video for her debut single “Here We Go”. Enya Lake, the artist behind Club Majo,
N Kelsey brings out his inner Sufjan on insanely pretty “You Found Me”
“You Found Me” is taken from N Kelsey‘s debut EP, delta, officially out tomorrow. N Kelsey is a folk singer-songwriter
Library Baby release self-reflective and ruminating cut “How I Say My Name”
North Carolina based indie-folk duo Library Baby premiere the accompanying visuals for sparse latest track “How I Say My Name”.
Melby work “Magic” on their stunning new track
On “Magic”, premiering today on HighClouds, Stockholm-based band Melby challenge the norm while celebrating imagination. Sometimes it can feel like
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Carla Dal Forno announces sophomore album, shares “Took A Long Time” video
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Abby Cole debuts eerie new track “Blood & Water”
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Molina is back with surrealist and trippy indie pop single “Hey Kids”
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Murmur depicts the duality of life on “Me & You”
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Hip-Hop is propelled into the future in Leesuho and Omega Sapien’s “Echo”
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Laura Wolf’s “Cross Your Mind” is playful and inventive art pop
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Au/Ra struggles with anxiety in new single “Panic Room”
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Men I Trust share swirling track “Numb” ahead of their new album Oncle Jazz
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Faye Webster copes with loneliness in “Room Temperature”
