‘Early in the Mourning’ is laid-back electronic indie rock with gut punching lyrics. We live in chaotic times and the song reflects this. Bigotry and the need
Remington Super 60 is an indie pop group hailing from the town Fredrikstad in Norway. It was founded by the group’s songwriter and bedroom producer Christoffer Schou
The song is about the societal misconception of what is important and people just blindly following rules, not questioning if maybe the concentration should be less on
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Born and raised in Toronto, Lo Lo has quickly captivated audiences around the world with her witty lyrical style and infectiously catchy production. Lo Lo’s relatable and
ARA is a British singer-songwriter, born and raised in West London. Having a passion for music from an early age, she started writing and recording on her
MOLTENO weaves atmospherics with art pop to produce elemental inspired tracks. An accomplished vocalist, producer and multi-instrumentalist, she has been praised as the love child of Bjork
Funk group LEY originates from Hamburg, but the trio feel most at home when they’re performing together on stage. Sharp guitars, funky basslines and a rock solid
New York-based mellow-pop singer, songwriter and classically trained musician PYØR (Taronuhi “Taron” Khachyan) fell in love with music the second her fingers first touched a set of piano keys
Half Iranian pop singer-songwriter Jazz Mino was busking on the streets of London, when she was discovered by Apple’s Head Of Editorial, Austin Daboh. Jazz Mino released
“Run Baby” was written about the frustration of modern-day relationships. How people tend to treat each other as disposable and run away as soon as things get
Norwegian/American singer/songwriter with a powerful voice. Major hits: ‘Just Missed The Train’, ‘Stay With Me Baby’, ‘Torn’. Big following in Norway and Japan. Runs her own record
From riding horses in the wild forests of Provence to singing into sleepless sunrises on London’s streets after nights dancing, Phoebe Coco can hear music wherever she goes.
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