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DROELOE – Sunburn

Hailing from the Netherlands, DROELOE’s latest track, “Sunburn” makes me feel like I never want summer to end. The intricate sound design of this…
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08-18-17

Yellow Days – Hurt in Love

The big-voiced kingpin of darkest drama pop Yellow Days floors us yet again with latest “Hurt in Love” which is one of the best songs of the…
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08-11-17

Emmit Fenn – Everybody Else

Fast rising Emmit Fenn streams sleek new “Everybody Else” from “Prologue” EP. P.s. look out for that rad sax solo in the song’s closing…
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08-11-17

A House in the Trees – Tuesday Afternoon

South London crew A House in the Trees stream the A+ dark pop “Tuesday Afternoon” from forthcoming “What Am I Supposed To Do?” EP for Handsome…
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08-11-17

Portugal. The Man – Feel It Still (ojivolta Remix)

Ojivolta returns with a new flip of Portugal. The Man. They’ve been one of my favorite bands for a long time now so I was insanely excited to…
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08-09-17

Wyldest – -45

North London band Wyldest announce “Hitchhiker” EP (out September 29th on Hand in Hive) with stream of excellent and dreamy single “-45”. …
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08-09-17

Thyla – Pristine Dream

The latest upstart crew from the fertile wilds of Brighton UK we’re digging are Thyla and their song “Pristine Dream”. “Pristine Dream” earns…
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08-09-17

Premiere: Dresage – Center

We’re very pleased to premiere “Center” the new track from Dresage. A stylistically varied blend of genres and sound palettes, “Center” nimbly…
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08-09-17

Premiere: Atticus Thatcher – Make a Move

What a song. Newcomer Atticus Thatcher comes to us originally from South Carolina. “Make a Move” is propelled by a subtle but no less potent…
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08-07-17

Crystal Bats – Killing Me (Feat. Whinnie Williams)

UK production duo Crystal Bats make their B3SCI debut on the strength of the A+ pop songwriting of “Killing Me” an R&B-tinged track…
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08-04-17

Palm Honey – Hot Simian Weather

“Hot Simian Weather” is the new ?Can and 60’s-inspired new track from the excellent Palm Honey.
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08-04-17