New Music

Dreamy and ethereal are two good ways to describe electropop act DRUZY. Their latest song “Lights Go Out” capitalizes on what the duo does best – understated and washy pop songs with a strong female vocal. What’s more, the chorus finds Singer Brianna Conroy singing, “when the lights go out, you’re mine.” Who could possibly resist? Do Druzy a solid and stream “Lights Go Out” on Spotify. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/273708372″ params=”color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /]

Indie heavy hitters Blu and Nottz have long been praised for their lyricism and creative production respectively, and “Giant Steps” as absolutely a flex. Joined by an all-star lineup of Bishop Lamont, Torae, Skyzoo and DJ Revolution, this track is one of those rap posse cuts that’s a blast from start to finish. West-coasters Blu and Bishop Lamont kick things off with some dizzying wordplay before passing off to brash bars of Brooklynites Torae and Skyzoo. DJ Rev provides some dope scratches and Nottz’ beat has a late-night tv vibe to it that provides an awesome canvas for all involved. The track comes ahead of the duo’s Titans In The Flesh EP. See who had the best verse below.

DC. is a groovy-ass-dude. His charismatic flow provides tons of variance to work off of the steadfast beat. The song is a duet with lovely singer Jessie Munro, who handles hooks duty, and interjects her voice in with DC.’s verses for angelic adlibs and retorts. Their conversation draws on a relationship from start to finish. From initial meetings at concerts, to concerns about drug use, to the inability to see “eye to eye,” this is a nice storytelling track relatable to any relationship. Jessie’s vocals are awesome and DC.’s clever lyricism and personable flow make this a great listen. Press play below.