HYRA ‘Where We Can’t See’
Los Angeles-based artist HYRA returns with a fanciful, slacker-pop track produced by MASTRADA.
Tag: electro-pop
TZAR Talks Vulnerability and Authentic Collabs with Debut ‘What Ur Lookin’ For’
Tzar makes her debut with “What Ur Lookin’ For” and talks about her upbringing as an immigrant and the storytelling of her upcoming EP.
Asha Gold Flaunts Her Worth on ‘Too Good’ Visual
Asha Gold follows-up her confident R&B, electronic track with a hazy visual.
Skott Returns with Fanciful Quirk ‘Bloodhound’ Ahead of Debut Album
Skott returns with the fanciful track “Bloodhound” and equally quirky video ahead of her upcoming debut album.
Zhao Distributes Bliss-Filled Charm on Electro-Soul Cut, ‘Feeling Today’
LA artist Zhao returns with a electronic cut and a funk twist on “Feeling Today.”
Light Wheel Seek ‘Answers’ on Latest Track and Album, Ahead of SXSW Showcase
Taken off their fresh album, ‘See Through,’ the Austin duo cultivate an evading soundscape that nudges mechanized, airy waves.
Corina Seas Talks Influence and Self-Identity Ahead of EP Release Show
Ahead of her EP release show, November 15th at Lot 1, Corina Seas’ recent chat with GUM gave an understanding of influences, starting over, and ultimately, a sense of “identity” heard on her EP, ‘Disassociated.’
POLARTROPICA Eludes in a Dream on ‘WILD LYFE’ Featuring Jett Kwong
Polartropica’s newest single, “WILD LYFE,” delves into animal captivity and the glass house from all angles in a dreamy escapade.
AINSLIE Shines a Light on Suburbia and Happiness on Debut Single ‘Grow’
British artist Vicky Warwick, known as AINSLIE, debuts a lighthearted, electro-pop track poking at the “human need to climb up the ladder of society.”
Karmic Serve Eclectic Grooves and Peace of Mind on ‘Wisdom Pie’
Karmic returns with rhythmic grooves polished in pop trimmings for an addictive welcoming to their insights on “Wisdom Pie.”
Yasmine Hamdan Finds Happiness Through Insanity on ‘Douss’ George Bshoum Remix
Arabic pop artist, Yasmine Hamdan, returns with beauty and freedom on the George Bshoum version of “Douss.”
New Noise: The Feels
Post-progressive, electro-pop, and more, here’s what is in current circulation.
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