Month: January 2018

Pauline Andres is a child of the earth. She’s lived in Paris, Berlin, and now Nashville, Tennessee.

Pauline is now set to make her return with a new record.

“Loneliest Girl in Nashville” starts this new album off with lush vocals and a nice buildup that finishes off with a surge of slide guitars. Cool stuff.

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“I left my home I even left my dog to go to that town we were dreamin’ of.”

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Talena Bricker is an indie-folk artist out of the Pacific Northwest.

Many of her songs explore fear and loss. 

Here is a very cool jam off her debut EP—some very melancholy indie-folk with a nice mix of electric and acoustic guitar. 

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“You’re standing in front of the fire, but to walk through is too much pain.”

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“Russian Letter Syndrome” is a chilled out and ethereal indie jam by the young and restless Aussie band, Small Voices.

This is indie glitter pop at its very finest.

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“buried with wives tales and cold cliches”

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The Lovepools is the musical lovechild of Anthony Shea—an artist out of LA.

“See You In The Funny Papers” is an infectious jam with wailing guitars and Beatlesque harmonies weaving in and out of a groovy beat.

Lovely stuff.

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“i’ll see you when you’re least expecting me”

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“Waiting for a Girl Like You” is an ode to the mind fuck that is every long-distance relationship.

The song was made with California native Mike Stocksdale on guitar, kick drum, foot tambourine, and vocals. 

It’s some raw, progressive and unapologetic shit.

The fusion of raspy guitars, smooth vocals, and an infectious folk melody is a thing of beauty.

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“there’s you and then a version of you in my mind and it’s hard for me to tell them apart”

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