by Nick Sessanna | Oct 8, 2016 | New Music
Rainsford a.k.a. Rainey Qualley is an LA songstress making intimate pop-soul songs. “Too Close” has a monster chorus and a deep, driving beat – let’s just say we’re feeling it. “Too Close” has a vintage feel, falling somewhere...
by Nick Sessanna | Oct 7, 2016 | New Music
London quintet Swimming Tapes sure know how to write a perfect dream-pop song. “Tides” is a woozy, reverb-drenched jam full of swimmy guitars and a thumping bassline. About the song, the band says, “Some memories are perfected by the passing of time,...
by Nick Sessanna | Oct 7, 2016 | New Music
Skinny Dipp hit us up with the gentle electronica of “Keep Chasing Stars” and we’re into it. About the song, Skinny Dipp says, “Think summer, sunshine, beach, chill, and good vibes.” Don’t wait until the leaves fall – you can...
by Nick Sessanna | Oct 7, 2016 | New Music
Swedish act Indiia is all about the good vibes, as evidenced by their new indie-pop track “Sunny Day.” The duo considers the song a “psychological experiment,” as they both had just started taking anti-depressants before getting down to work....
by Nick Sessanna | Oct 7, 2016 | New Music
London duo Fenech-Soler have a snappy new song on their hands with “Kaleidoscope.” Brothers Ben and Ross Duffy are the creative masterminds behind Fenech-Soler, combining sunny synth instrumentals with a peppy drumbeat and pop-minded vocals....
by Nick Sessanna | Oct 7, 2016 | New Music
No Middle Name is a.k.a. David Bailey who is creating just about the most pleasant indie rock we’ve ever heard. His style brings to mind Whitest Boy Alive, Sea Wolf, or Say Hi. We recommend his latest jam, “Fading Photo,” which comes with an equally...
