From stormy crepitations to fiery resonances, highlighted with delicately powerful bass lines, here is Wallflower which offers an uppercut with Lost On the Island. In soulful intonations
To raise the temperature a few degrees, in a few notes only, here is the prowess of Dagny with his new title entitled Wearing Nothing. Like a
Stormy tints and crepitations distilled along with a velvet rhythm that grows and captivates under the poetic song of Dream Harlowe, this is Moarte, pop pop bitten
An electro-blast with crystalline assonances that gives the impression of sliding into notes like clear waters and fast, here Klyne returns with a new title Sure Thing.
A pop groove with stormy flashes, here Smooth Ends which offers a devastating parenthesis with their title Be A Man. This London quartet chases the clouds under
We had crossed the winding road of ANIMA! Almost two years ago for their first EP from which Breathe was extracted. The duo of Los Angeles returns
The beautiful Australian CLOVES is back with a new single called California Numb. A very elegant, sensually catchy alternative track that slides over the melancholic bursts and
A melancholy and nostalgic breath that tutoie a swing bathed with emotions, here Portugal. The Man that unveils So Young, small track extracted from their album to
A pop bathed in gentle reverbs with delicately sparkling lapels, heated by a delicate voice that slips into minimalist percussion, this is Haiva Ru with Work It
The first track of Maggie Rogers, Alaska, had been chronicled almost a year ago, a real carton that exceeded 3 million plays on Soundcloud. Here is a
Party Pupils is a young American duo made up of singer MAX and producer RyanEXOE. After being introduced with their mad cover of the Outkast hit, Ms.
Doctrine is a hybrid project created by the American choir Sacra / Profana, which mixes religious choirs with Indie Pop. It emerged from this first title, Play,
With a poisonous breath with diabolically feverish echoes, Jojee recovers, who grabs the hearts of her addictive pop with her new Poison Fruit title, produced by Jon
After a first Play title a few days ago, Doctrine, a new and mysterious band, is offering a singular parenthesis with their new title, Who Can Say.
From notes to electrifying combinations to electro soul blasts, jazzy echoes and pop movements, this is Inverness with Working On You. Beneath the twists to the scent