Consisting of an eclectic mix of musicians from all over the world, this Los Angeles based quartet blends their diverse cultural heritage into an edgy indie-pop sound and immerses it in lush, vintage vibes. Likened to bands such as Phoenix and Foster The People, they’ve played reputable venues such as The Satellite and The Troubadour and released their debut EP “Animal Of Love” back in 2012.
As an initial taster of their upcoming self-titled EP, which is expected to drop this Summer, their new single teases your senses with shimmering 80s synth-pop dripping from its nostalgic grooves. With a bouncy beat and spiraling guitars supporting the mesmerizing, electronic soundscape, the infectious, lo-fi melody fuses with the suave, hypnotic vocals into an euphonic synthesis of gold.
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Born with a twang in their blood, Kayla and Kelli Lutzwig are two award-winning teenage singing and songwriting sisters from Houston. They started vocal lessons aged 6 and play drums, piano, guitar and ukulele. Since launching as a country duo in 2016, they’ve wowed audiences with their
Taken from their fresh EP “Been There”, their latest single flaunts their talents as both songwriters and performers with this lively, foot tappin’ tune. Starting with an easygoing beat and playful country guitar strums, it’s the sheer energy of their empowering vocals which draw you into the meteoric, boot stompin’ chorus, stuffing every note with vigorous and impassioned country-pop vitality.
Having planted their roots back in 2011, this Californian septet has continued to grow, blossom and thrive ever since. After years of playing local gigs and a line-up change, they released their eclectic debut album
Taken from their new album “Funkacillus Groovidophilus”, this single is unadulterated 70s funk on steroids. With a bustling bass line, vibrant rhythm and irrepressible horn section blasting the funkalicious melodic candy into your ears and Zach Alder’s commanding, vintage-dipped vocal power, dripping with soulful gravel, you can’t help but to start moving, hit that dancefloor and feel like a superstar.
Daughter to an artist dad and a professional singer mom, this Toronto-based Canadian singer and songwriter was raised on a steady diet of music and art. Always knowing she wanted to be a musician, she entered a 3 year Music Arts program while in college. Influenced by wide-ranging styles from
Debuting with an invigorating, synth-heavy retro jam, her aptly named first single is doused in shades of the glorious eighties. A punchy beat and sizzling synths shine brightly colored neon lights over the mighty melody, while her
Hailing from Freiburg, these eight German musicians have reinvented old-school soul and funk with powerful gusto. Enhanced with sprigs of disco and rock, they’ve blasted their vitalizing sound to excited audiences at over 300 gigs. They’ve played the
Effortlessly moving from laidback keys and mellow vocals to the funkalicious surge of the titillating chorus, their new single purrs like a groovy kitten. Adding a phat rhythm, electric guitar strums and blazing brass to Kenny Joyner’s potent, yet velvety voice, it blends buttery soul with rousing funky flavors. Spawning a litter of emotions, these vitalizing grooves make total gotdamn sense to me.
Born as Sheryl Cohen, this artist is a woman of bounteous talents. She graduated from
By introducing a sprightly wah-wah guitar, groovy bass line and a punchy rhythm, her new single turns into a discolicious explosion of lustrous, multi-colored radiance. Brimming with an abundance of mirrorball sparkle, the infectious chorus blends dynamic 70s/80s pizzazz with lively Nu-Disco flair into an exhilarating dancefloor filler with added oomph, which you just don’t want to give up.