New Music

Molina – “Hey Kids (feat. Late Verlane)”

June 22, 2018

Copenhagen-based artist Molina just released a mesmerizing music video for her gauzy new single “Hey Kids.” The video features strong ballerina imagery, and finds Molina collapsing into a nirvana-like state. Her strong synth-pop melodies bolster this heavenly imagery – the ever-so-slightly off-kilter synth arpeggios pair well with the washy video treatment. It’s best to see for yourself – check out the video below. “Hey Kids” is out now via Tambourhinocerous.

Dagan Harding Band – “I Learned How”

June 13, 2018

Growing up is hard to do, but there’s always a silver lining. Singer, songwriter and producer, Dagan Harding, reflects on this very idea with his band of indie rockers on their rowdy, new single, “I Learned How.” With an age-defying rock beat, Harding provides matter-of-fact lyrics about how life has changed since his humble musical beginnings. Don’t be fooled tough, this personal and mature look in the mirror is still one you can crank in your car and pump your fist too. Give it a listen below. This is the first single off Dagan Harding Band’s six song EP, I Learned How. Check it out via BandCamp here. I Learned How by Dagan Harding Band

Tella Viv – “No, No, No, No”

June 13, 2018

Delivered all the way from Stockholm and fresh off their recently released EP, Happy Doomsday, comes Tella Viv’s quirky new single, “No, No, No, No.” This playful indie pop track features a melody that’s as catchy as it is bouncy complete with a surfer-rock twang and energizing vocals. Give this fun, carefree track a listen below and embrace the Scandinavian pop your life so desperately needs. For more Tella Viv, follow them Facebook here or check out their SoundCloud here.

Caelo – “How Does it Feel”

June 13, 2018

Caelo, the alt-rock trio from Cape Town, South Africa, release their highly kinetic B-side, “How Does it Feel.” After being left off their debut EP, Visions, this electrifying track is thankfully now seeing the light of day and will send shivers down your spine. With a rocking cacophony of instruments colliding with each other like bumper cars, this is an awesomely raucous listen you don’t want to miss. Check it out below. For more Caelo, including Visions, check out them out on Spotify here.

Vincent John – “Beverly Hills”

June 13, 2018

Philly soul and R&B crooner, Vincent John, charms us with his new retro dance track, “Beverly Hills.” In tribute to the glamorous, yet vapid LA enclave, this dreamy new offering features a seductive, synth-driven beat rich with soul-whispering vocals that would make Prince raise a curious eyebrow. Lyrically however, John weaves a heartbreaking experience of the fleeting happiness of material grandeur while exposing deep cuts of loneliness and isolation. Treat yourself and max out your credit card and emotions to this alluringly somber listen below. Head over to SoundCloud here for more Vincent John tracks.

Willie Breeding – “Goodbye to All of That”

June 13, 2018

Pack your bags and embark on a whimsical indie rock journey with Nashville’s Willie Breeding on his new single, “Goodbye to All of That.” This is the second single off his debut solo album, Big Sky, that reflects bittersweetly on departing New York City to return to his Southern roots. Featuring a sprawling, melodic soundscape with peaks and valleys, Breeding’s campfire vocals tie it all together while managing to capture a sense of twinkling wonder. Get lost with this enchanting and endearing listen below. Be sure to check out Breeding’s official website here and SoundCloud here for more records.

Hales Corner – “Welcome”

June 12, 2018

Indiana indie rockers, Hales Corner, chills us out with the single, “Welcome,” off their upcoming self-titled album. Like rain on a Hawaiian vacation, this laidback, hammock-swinging track features an island breeze melody overcast with pessimistic, drunk-off-pina-coladas vocals. Give yourself a break from the grueling rat race and waste some time with this lazy listen below. Be sure to check out Hales Corner’s Bandcamp here for more tracks and to pre-order their self-titled album dropping June 15th.

Genra – “Sayonara”

June 11, 2018

Oakland emcee, Genra, comes to us dressed for a funeral with his macabre new record, “Sayonara.” This cold, stripped down beat is one in mourning and despair with Genra spitting the eulogy in a breathless flow like a running faucet of raps and word play. Dedicated to the hustle and the hard work that comes with it; let this track creep around your eardrums below. Check out more Genra on Spotify here or SoundCloud here.

Rubblebucket – “Fruity”

June 11, 2018

Brooklyn indie-pop vets, Rubblebucket, are back with vibrant visuals for their cheery new single, “Fruity.” Off their upcoming LP, Sun Machine, the duo brings us a featherweight dance track accentuated with jazzy elements and singer Kalmia Traver’s soft-spoken vocals making for a jubilant listen. If you’re looking for something to dance along to like no one’s watching, this is it. Check it out below. For more Rubblebucket, check out their official website here or Spotify here. Sun Machine is out August 24th and can be pre-ordered here.

Elevator Fight Club – “Call Me”

June 11, 2018

Elevator Fight Club are a fresh new act from Jupiter… Florida that is. The four-piece has come out swinging with the jittery indie rock of “Call Me.” Pairing dance-style drums with thumping bass, frantic guitar, and soaring, yelp-esque vocals, these guys remind us of Bombay Bicycle Club or Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. Give this fledgling quartet some well-deserved support and listen below. “Call Me” is also on Spotify – be sure to add it to your playlist.

Eckhardt And The House – “Mountains”

June 11, 2018

Eckhardt and the House are moving mountains in 2018… Awful pun aside, “Mountains” is our latest listening obsession, sounding a bit like Talking Heads meets Metronomy. The group has cultivated a uniquely upbeat and eclectic sound, pairing smart and concise electronica with a sultry baritone frontman. It’s a funky and smart tune – get quirky with this Netherlands-based act below. Learn more about Eckhardt and the House here.

GIRL K – “Division Club”

June 8, 2018

Windy City indie rockers, GIRL K, slip us the visuals for their addictive debut single, “Division Club.” What started as singer and guitarist Kathy Patino’s solo act grew into a four-piece band specializing in a hi-lo sound with playful melodies and an underlying sadness. Their new head nodder features Patino’s tender vocals over a bi-polar basement rock beat making for an irresistibly charming listen. Check it out and bop along below. For more GIRL K tracks, follow them on Spotify here.

Caleb Kopta – “Burning House”

June 8, 2018

In the mood for some good ol’ fashioned Pittsburgh rock and roll? Look no further than Caleb Kopta’s fiery debut single, “Burning House.” Featuring a barnburner beat and Kopta’s spirited vocals, this is the perfect soundtrack to a nighttime beach party. Give it a listen below and watch the hair on your arms stand up. For more tracks, check out Kopta’s SoundCloud here. You can also catch him live at Fredonia’s EBC West on June 16th.

Clawmachine – “Wumpa Island (feat. ATIYA)”

June 8, 2018

“Undulating” is the perfect word to describe the new slo-jam from clawmachine. With cherry-on-top vocals from the sultry ATIYA, “Wumpa Island” is the perfect song for basking poolside on a warm summer afternoon. Get down to the funky bassline, stuttering synth lines, and bell-tone guitar twinkles from this Australian quintet. Learn more about clawmachine here.

Chris Rockwell – “Champagne Swing”

June 8, 2018

“Champagne Swing” is the debut single from singer/songwriter Chris Rockwell. We immediately dug his reverbed-out style; between effected drums, phaser effects, and oh-so-distant vocal stylings, we think you should get familiar with him before his career takes off. Keep up with Chris via the ‘Gram.