Liss – Another Window
When one of your fave Danish band takes a lil'break away from it all to make records, your heart starts pumping with anticipation. Precisely, when Liss announced their newest track "Another Window" a few days back, we couldn't help but fantasize.
Hoosh – Living Inside
Whether you're still stuck in the house or back out in the world, this is one you shouldn't miss. Get it spinning, and check out some of Hoosh's other tracks for even more masterful vibes.
Alvyn T – My Rock ft. Tim Davy
Here's a luscious piece of soothing music you might want to play as you're sipping a vintage whisky during what is essentially an easing of the lockdown measures in the western world.
Nava – Skin
Here's the newest single from Nava that formed in Milan via Tehran. A quick word to say the track titled "Skin" will be part of the 'Sarabe' EP due out on June 12th.
Alge – Call Me Crazy
New York based solo artist and producer Alge gives us a taste of what is to come in his next releases. Here's "Call Me Crazy". A slow
Mokita – Over You
Whether you're looking to dig up a painful memory for the masochistic fun of it or just enjoy some sunny vibes with a tinge of heartache, "Over You" is up to the task.
Becky and The Birds – Paris
When Becky and The Birds sing. We listen. Spin the latest single "Paris" from her upcoming EP 'Trasslig" which is Swedish for entangled, messy, intricate and be amazed at the therapeutical power of the track.
Thiverprod – Pédilove
This one is a blast, truly. Find your way to the footbath, settle in for some major vibes, and press play after the jump.
Nava – Sarabe
Nava is quite a mysterious artist. The Iranian singer-songwriter and her band come forth today with a brand new track titled "Sarabe". Created by Nava Golchini and Francesco Fugazza while studying in Milan, Nava is an intense sounding ensemble with salient vocals expertly provided by Nava Golchini.
Glass Animals – Dreamland
Today Glass Animals announce the third album. Dropping on July 10th via Republic Records, "Dreamland" will surely make its way to the charts and become another go-to album for those even stranger times we are going through at the moment.