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Song Pick of the Day: Deep Sea Diver - Secrets

Today’s Song Pick of the Day Secrets comes from L.A. band Deep Sea Diver, which is fronted by Jessica Dobson, whose bio is laced with well-known names in alternative rock. They also released a Christmas EP, which you should check out if you yearn for updated versions of

Song Pick of the Day: The Naked Eye - River of no Return

The Naked Eye from London goes to many different places with their first single River of no Return from their self-titled EP. There is some electronic in it, some soul, some jazz and then there is that fade-out… The Naked Eye are from London and headed by singer/songwriter Frenchie.

No Words: evitceles - swm dwn

evitceles is a producer from Bulgaria and swm dwn is the techno track of his latest EP immature, which has a some sort of mysterious underwater vibe.

Song Picks of the Day 15.50

1. Fufanu 2. Elohim 3. Taryn Miller 4. Fairchild 5. Misun 6. Keiandra 7. CAPPA

Song Pick of the Day: Cappa - Goddess

“‘Cause I’m a Goddess” sings Nashville artist CAPPA in her lastest song, an upbeat pop anthem, ideal to get you into a good mood and to sing along on this Sunday. It’s our Song Pick of the Day.

Song Pick of the Day: Misun - Give it Up

Here’s a new song by the DC band Misun, which combines a crazy synth line, a bubbling electro bass line with some comfy acoustic guitar strumming. Give It Up is our Song Pick of the Day.

1st Annual Holiday Party by Audiofemme at Baby's All Right feat. Letters To Nepal // The Rungs // Marigolds // Gold Child // Mal Devisa

1st Annual Holiday Party by Audiofemme at Baby's All Right feat. Letters To Nepal // The Rungs // Marigolds // Gold Child // Mal Devisa

I’m a big fan of daytime shows: it takes away the big event component and puts the music itself front and center. That’s why I was excited to hear that our big sister blog Audiofemme puts together a holiday show at brunch time. The line-up started with two

Song Pick of the Day: Your Friend - Heathering

Taryn Miller is Your Friend. and presents us with the hauntingly beautiful Heathering – our Song Pick of the Day.

No Words: Vir Nocturna - Core To Ground

Just want to share this track by a producer going by Vir Notcturna. Not sure what it reminds me of – maybe the soundtrack of some movie. Give it a listen:

Song Pick of the Day: Elohim - Bridge and the Wall

Listen to this song once and it’s a nice pop track. Listen to it twice or more and you don’t get it out of your head. LA band Elohim provides an upbeat and extremely catchy Song Pick of the Day.

New Track: Actor - Uppercut

This is a new track Uppercut by UK band Actor. We had their last track Baby Cries as Song Pick of the Day, but now I know a little bit more about them: it is the band of Louisa Osborn, Chris Mulligan and Ste Anderson, who create intense alternative pop

Song Pick: Giungla - Cold

Song Pick: Giungla - Cold

UPDATE: “Cold” has just been re-released Giungla is Emanuela Drei from Italy with Cold, one of the coolest tracks I’ve heard this year. Aside from her vocals, there’s just a guitar and drum machine that produces a sick, distorted beat. This is our Song Pick of the Day

Song Picks of the Day 15.49

1. Escapists 2. Rachel Thomasin’s 3. Tangerines 4. Cameron A G 5. My Fellow Sponges 6. The Chambermaids 7. Giungla

Late Night: MK Grands - Rxssia

There are songs that evoke the images of a night out in the city: passing lights in a cab, late night drinks in a lounge and going home not alone. The beautifully smooth Rxssia by Australian MK Grands is such a track and I will try to collect more in

Song Pick of the Day: My Fellow Sponges - Air

Here’s a beautiful song by the Irish six-piece My Fellow Sponges. They use an array of acoustic instruments and top it off with some electronics. I’ve never really been to Ireland, but I can imagine that it’s the perfect soundtrack for driving around there – our Song Pick

Oliver’s Top Ten Albums 2015

Oliver’s Top Ten Albums 2015

It is time again to present my top ten favorite albums. In 2015, like in previous years, there was again much more good music that fits into a single list and looking at the selections of fellow blogs confirms it: what is the number one on one list sometimes doesn’

No Words: ZYXZ - Toll2

Here’s an industrial track by a London producer who goes by the name ZYXZ. Is not easy listening, but I like how noise comes together to create melody and rhythm: it reminds me on the Australian industrial punk pioneers SPK.

Song Pick of the Day: Rachel Thomasin - Reveries

Today’s Song Pick of the Day is from Boston singer/songwriter Rachel Thomasin’s debut album Constellations. She does generally upbeat electropop with an edge – Imogen Heap comes to mind. I like the second track Reveries, which features a cool bass line, which comes to surface in unexpected moments.

Released Today: Adryelle - Deep Blue Water (feat. StarBoy)

Baltimore producer Adryelle finally released a new song Deep Blue Water, which moves her from dream-pop a bit more into the R&B direction. Aside from her soulful vocals, it features a great acoustic bass line and some rap. It makes me curious what she’s up to next.

Song Picks of the Day 15.48

1. Mothica 2. Some Type Of Stereo 3. Island Science 4. Louisahhh!!! 5. Lucy Sunday 6. Tsar B 7. Abra

Song Pick of the Day: Abra - Sick Girl

Abra toured with Empress Of, but unfortunately we missed her show back in September. Our Song Pick of the Day Sick Girl is indeed sick and weird and simply delicious.

Song Pick of the Day: Tsar B - Escalate

Belgian singer and producer Tsar B goes straight for the place where FKA twigs is very successful and which some call “Experimental R&B”. I’d rather call it enormously cool music, which fuses multiple genres into something very unconventional. Our Song Pick of the Day, the sensual track

Life Soundtrack: Jean-Michel Jarre - The Concerts in China

Recently I saw this promotional video of French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre, which reminded me of a phase in the 80s, when I bought all his albums, which were by then already a few years old and hence cheaper. I was surprised how many iconic instrumentals he wrote, for

Song Pick of the Day: Louisahhh!!! - Change

Lately I’m pretty much obsessed with Louisahhh!!!, whose EP Shadow Work is a brilliant piece of minimalist electronic music. All six tracks are so good, but here’s the most instantly palatable Change, our Song Pick of the Day. Happy Thanksgiving for those in the U.S.! There are

Song Pick of the Day: Island Science - Satellite

Island Science are from Orlando and they do dreampop, somewhat reminiscent of of Warpaint, maybe a little bit more on the electronic side. That’s all I know, but I like it a lot. Our Song Pick of the Day!