Max García Conover, a folk songwriter and one-man band based out of Maine, describes this track as a “memory – the beautiful, tragic capacity we have for carrying around little remnants of ourselves.” After lulling listeners into an atmospheric dreamscape, Max’s warm sing-talk vocals reflect on the past, vividly painting impressions of fleeting imagery, glimpses of heartbreak and the scenery of a car crash.Check out Conover’s latest below.
Hailing from Hamilton, ON in the Great White North comes Post Romance with a remastered track featuring their signature “happy sad power pop” sound. Melodic guitar riffs and sing-along vocals provide an escape from this subzero winter that will have you feeling like you’re cruising down a night’s road with the beach in the air and a summer breeze through your hair. Post Romance is currently in the studio working on a new EP to be released this summer.
After finding international success with their debut single, “Do Do Do,” Tokyo-based indie pop band, DANSU, is back with their follow-up and they do not disappoint. This upbeat, energetic power-pop track features catchy vocals, jangly guitar riffs and lighthearted harmonies making for a perfect listen when you need a pick-me-up from the daily grind. The sky is the limit for this promising trio but one thing is for sure, DANSU will get your body moving and if they don’t, check your pulse.
Swedish wunderkind, Kasbo, graces us with this single off his upcoming March 23rd debut LP Place We Don’t Know. Guest vocals from TENDER echo off Kasbo’s atmospheric, electronic-popcorn beat and crescendos into an infectious, feel-good chipmunk dance party chorus. Armed with this track and an upcoming headline US tour, Kasbo looks poised to takeover the airwaves with his most intricate and cohesive work to date. Look out World, you don’t know what’s coming.