For Llunr’s debut single “Cold,” the track was given life from the demise of a relationship. Hailing from Amman, Jordan, the young singer/songwriter uses a traditional and alternative-pop structure that flourishes with a post-dubstep fusion.
A dash of contemporary soul, Motown-pop hooks, and a whole bunch of heart ripples, stream downwards to a genuine retrospection in how you treat the one’s you love.
“Smell You” is a natural sensation of pleasure from scent which carries a stigma among the other senses, yet retains a fuller weight of satisfaction in the process that comes alive on the electronic track.
Liverpool via Singapore trio, Oya Paya, manage to continue serving slices via their spicy buffet on their latest single “Where Is The Line,” despite unforeseen circumstances.
Billy Qween and Billie Qween return for their second installment of tragic-pop and levitate their stance as the noise-gazers in anonymity.
“’Wrong’ is about the frustration that comes when you feel that you are forced to move forward no matter what, after migrating and trying and failing and trying again.”
London-based artist, David Alexandr, makes a soulful debut with his single “Take Your Leave.”
Illsamar takes her latest project ‘foreign’ to a threshold of identity, battling depression, asserting herself, and presenting relatability at all times.
We suck, we get it. Too many emails and hopefully this works from now on. Here’s Top 5 tracks that we missed and a playlist for the rest that deserve a listen.
LA-based artist, Pheremona, welcomes us to atmospheric trip-hop on her debut “Humdrum.”
Bundy covers Rufrano’s beloved “Honeydew” and highlights a selfless notion of time heard and seen on the accompanying video.
Australian artist, Oscar Key Sung, hums hypnotic melodies in the immersive track and compelling visual for “Club Mate.”
