Formed in Miami in 2010 by Mickey de Grand IV and Myra Stone, this eclectic band further consists of Al Battle, Alex Nuñez, Antoine Rocky-Horror and Oscar Guardado. Fusing the music De Grand grew up with, they blended yacht-rock, boogie-funk and synth-jazz. They’ve played festivals like the III Points Festival and venues such as The Lodge Room and The Crescent Ballroom. Inspired by Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan and Gloria Estefan, they released their debut “I Come For Your Love” in 2011.
With lyrics tackling dark topics like the dangers of street life, addiction and paranoia, their new single tells a noir tale of anxiety and survival. Using sunshine as a metaphor for an addictive substance, they forge a surreal atmosphere. Sounding like a dusty vinyl from the early 80s, the funkalicious vibe comes from a slapping bass, scratchy funk guitar and a fluid analog synth. And with distorted vocals through a vocoder, this retro groove feels right at home in a neon-lit 80s underground club.
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From her album “Danger High Voltage” (1974):
Released as his first new music in 2026 and with a joyous folk-pop vibe, this is the new single by British singer/songwriter St. Lundi:
Based in Melbourne, this Australian singer and songwriter grew up with a vocalist mother who taught her to sing from a young age and a fervent music loving father. She began taking classical piano lessons aged 7 and moved to pop aged 14. While she was studying music at college, she taught herself to play guitar. She’s played venues like 
Singing about the difference between how a person looks on the outside versus what’s actually going on on the inside, her new single deals with hidden feelings of self-doubt and imposter syndrome. With a production combining an upbeat soundscape and the emotional charge of the lyrics, this song hides vulnerability behind a shimmering melody. With luscious synths, driving beats and layered vocals with a touch of reverb, this dreamy indie-pop tune is catchy and inspirational.
From their album “She’s In Control” (2004):
From her album “Visitor” (2026):
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