indie music
Patrick Doval’s “Lover” is simply fucking cool.
So, check it out all you heartbroken lovers.
Listen & dig.
“don’t feel blue”
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LA-based indie psych-rockers Small Forward dishes us a groovy throwback jam interwoven with glistening guitars, poignant keys, and carefully layered vocals reminiscent of 60’s psychedelia.
She’s one hell of a jam.
Here is the infectious heart breaker—”The Reservoir”.
“i’m losing you again”
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Stereo Soul Future formed around the year 1998 in Boston, MA.
Stereo Soul Future’s “Remember Alaska” is a piece dedicated to the memory of Sarah West, the late wife of SSF own Christopher Field. While Sarah was sick, Stereo Soul Future recorded two songs as a tribute to her. Both will be released as a 7” 45 RPM vinyl single.
All proceeds will go to Sarah’s family.
“the sun stayed up around her”
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Ella and Isaac had their first encounter in the key of E-flat where they found themselves seated at neighboring pianos in a Nashville studio. One of them started playing a spontaneous little melody, and then the other took a chance and began playing off of it—expanding the tune and mutating it into something new.
Married a few months later—the two then began composing and recording music together.
Here is, “First Blush”.
The duo plan to release three additional EPs and then a final collection early in 2018.
Listen to these two love birds on Spotify.
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Keep up with St. Dawn in Slumber on their website.
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London-based Hero Fisher returns with her follow-up album, Glue Moon.
Her latest single “I Let Love” is a landmark in her development as an artist.
It’s a poignant tale of indie rock swagger about rising above the banalities of life and the reflective trap of nostalgia.
“I wanted to write a song where the focus jumped from person to person, like a contagion. The idea was that each verse would be an ordinary “day in the life of” each character, and that whatever was going on was a banal and daily grind. Each character would be possessed with this spirit, making them push on through, and shake off their demons.”
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