Franke – Not Dying Today
Los Angeles based artist Franke drops his newest offering titled "Not Dying Today" in the midst of global pandemic and subsequent lockdown situation. The track couldn't be more appropriate for those strangest days.
Wild Manes – Cicadas
What's not to like in this track? Wild Manes deliver luscious harmonies, great instrumentation and pin-point-ship-sharp lyrics to boot. I'm on board. Check this six-piece outfit straight out of Brooklyn New-York fronted by the whimsical vocals by Lindsey Nadolski, Heather Santana and Jocelyn Conn.
Ivytide – Blurr
Driven by Nathan Gagné on vocals, backed by Jamie Snytte, Kyle Ruggiero on Bass guitar, Adam Nutbey on Keys and finally John Zambito on Drums. The five-piece are back with a new track titled "Blurr" taken from their upcoming EP.
Mixtape Seventy Eight – #Quarantine
Freshly baked and ready to impress. Enjoy this selection. Don’t forget to like, comment, repost and favorite on Mixcloud.…
Akinyemi – Finna
"Finna" sees Akinyemi cutting a perfect medium between the groovy ease of someone like Goldlink and a Kendrick-esque confidence and aggression.
Tatum – Fever
Tatum’s new single ‘Fever’ out February 28th through Bad Future Records will take you on a desperate search for air. As the young South African teen takes it away.
Becky and The Birds – Do U Miss Me
It’s hard to not pass on the goodness. Thea Gustafsson, also known as Beck And The Birds is…
Yen Yen – Adkol (A Different Kind Of Love)
His first single “SH<3CUT” was released on December 7th 2018 via french label Cracki Records. Today the French…
Mixtape Seventy Six
Freshly baked and ready to impress. Enjoy this selection. Don’t forget to like, comment, repost and favorite on Mixcloud. Let us know your favorite track in the comment section below… This mixtape is best heard with a set of headphones or earbuds.
SHY Martin – Slow
it’s tunes like SHY Martin’s “Slow” - the ones that feel just like a cold night or certain memory - that cock your head to the side, push you back in your chair, and make you think, “Goddamn”. Words by Jon Vilardo, read more on sodwee.com