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SONG PICK: FEET - English Weather

Last year, English indie-rockers FEET got some fine buzz going with their singles “Petty Thieving” and “Backseat Driver”, but the praise will only continue with the release of their new single “English Weather”. The song was written during what the band now calls the “Barn Sessions”, when they had some

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SONG PICK: Blu DeTiger - In My Head

The beat that is in Blu DeTiger’s head starts slowly, almost as a distraction but not before long it turns into a full-fledged high-energy disco party. The message is simple: music can be the best medicine and a good rhythm can indeed drive you forward. Blu is based in

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PHOTOS: glamglare presents: HOLDN, Glitch Cake, Grandeur, Katie Skare, Tishmal

HOLDN Glitch Cake Grandeur Katie Skare Tishmal == All concert photos by glamglare.com – Elke Nominikat and Oliver Bouchard ==

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SONG PICK: ISLAND - All In My Head

European and American fans of indie rockers ISLAND can rejoice together, as the London-based four-piece is gearing up for their headlining tour in Europe and then makes their way over to the states again. If you were lucky enough to have caught ISLAND at SXSW2018, then you might want to

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SONG PICK: Stella Donnelly - Old Man (Video)

Australian singer/songwriter Stella Donnelly is a cheerful, charismatic young woman as we could witness first hand at her Iceland Airwaves show where she was interviewed for The Current. It fits that her new song and video “Old Man” feels upbeat and light-hearted on the surface, but in fact it

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SONG PICK: Geographer - Summer of my Discontentment

“Summer of my Discontentment” is the first and wistfully gorgeous new single from Geographer‘s upcoming EP, due out March 8th. This EP marks a special turning point in the artist’s life, which even non-artists will be able to relate to, because the vast majority of us has moved

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Five 2018 Albums (Made by Women) You Should Add to Your Library Now

2018 is in the rearview and after all best-of-the-year lists have been published, we are looking forward to what kind of new music 2019 will bring us. But why not have a look back to what you might have missed last year? Music does not age that fast, a good

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SONG PICK: She's Excited! - Drowning (ft. Mimiko)

Our Song Pick of the Day “Drowning” is an elegantly produced future pop track, which builds suspense around every corner. It is the latest single by She’s Excited!, a singer & producer from Brooklyn via Munich, Germany and for this song she worked together with Japanese-American musician Mimiko. This

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SONG PICK: Kid Bloom - Sugarcoat

“Sugarcoat” exquisitely dances on the exciting edge between sadness and joy, a sonic combination that can only come from a warm and sunny place like Los Angeles. Californian indie rock band Kid Bloom deliver yet another fantastic song after their hit singles “Different State of Mind” and “Electric U”. On

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SONG PICK: E.Parker - Girl

London-via-Australia singer/songwriter E.Parker has a special way to tell her stories, with gravitas and poise. Add the sleek, never intrusive production to it and you have perfect, modern pop gems at had. Her latest song “Girl” is somewhat more abstract than her previous work, but comes with a

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SONG PICK: Working Men's Club - Bad Blood

Named after the pubs and venues they tried to sneak into, singer and guitarist Sydney Minsky-Sargeant, guitarist-vocalist Giulia Bonometti, and drummer Jake Bogacki make music as Working Men’s Club – exciting music that is! Like the crazy talented love child between Talking Heads and LCD Soundsystem, “Bad Blood” hums and

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SONG PICK: Sharon Van Etten - Seventeen

New York or in this case Brooklyn is a fast changing city. Sharon Van Etten arrived here in 2005 and in her moving new video “Seventeen” she shows us some of the venues or remains of venues that helped launching her career, juxtaposing it with growing up and changing herself

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SONG PICK: Maple & Beech - Side-Eye

What began as the solo project by Minneapolis-based producer Tyler Tholl, grew into a seven-member ensemble of friends and family who create smart electro-pop under the name Maple & Beech. Their new single “Side-Eye” is instantly catchy and attracts with its careful balance of suspense and joyfulness. No reason to

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SONG PICK: Someone - Pull It Together

Tessa Rose Jackson aka Someone is back with big plans in 2019. First up is the power pop single “Pull It Together” with an infectious chorus. “I don’t know why I can’t pull it together. I don’t know why it’s so hard to remember when it

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SONG PICK: Mansionair - Shadows

Certainly no over-night success nor surprise but the result of steadily releasing one awesome song after the other, collaborating with other artists, getting remixed and Grammy nominated, and all the while preparing a full length album, due on March 1, via Glassnotes Records. “Shadows”, the latest single by Australian three-piece

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SONG PICK: novelties - TBD

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VIDEO PREMIERE: Teen Commandments - Read Between The Lines

The beautifully lush and upbeat “Read Between The Lines” by Brooklyn-based synth-pop band Teen Commandments got a visual treatment that supports the funky and carefree vibe of the song perfectly. Makes us lust after those crazy Summer days again already! Singer Brett Moses provides the following about their music video:

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SONG PICK: Emmeline - Superheroes

“We gonna be superheroes,” is the hopeful message of Dallas-based singer/songwriter Emmeline. “Let the villains make their headlines,” she sings, but in the end the good forces will prevail. To make its point, the song starts with a piano, but then swells to a grand, cinematic finale and it

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SONG PICK: Vök - Erase You

Maybe less dreamy than we came to know and love Icelandic trio Vök yet ever so irresistible and dance floor-ready arises the new single “Erase You”, ahead of their sophomore album “The Dark”. The LP is an eleven track collection written and recorded by Margrét Rán and Einar Stef in

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SONG PICK: TRACE - Anxiety (VIDEO)

L.A.-based singer/songwriter TRACE does restrained, unpretentious pop songs that are hard to push out of your head. Her musical interpretation of “Anxiety” does not hit you frontal, but sneaks up to you, just like those anxious feelings usually do. Even in the video, anxiety is personified by

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SONG PICK: Lumen Craft - Stranger (VIDEO)

An alluring guitar solo together with driving bass and drum beats get the passionate ride of “Stranger” started, and by the time the sensual vocals set in, the song has us utterly charmed. “Stranger” is the new single and video by Brazilian three-piece Lumen Craft, based out of São Paulo.

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SONG PICK: Sophie Strauss - Aphids (from new album Hard Study)

“You cover me in aphids” – it is not pleasant image that Sophie Strauss invokes in her song “Aphids”. The track is about being fed up that women are expected to play the second fiddle and serve as an inspiration and muses for male “geniuses”, something that is clearly still prevalent

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SONG PICK: Kita Menari - Pretty Sure

Led by Micha de Jonge, Dutch indie-pop band Kita Menari, releases their new single “Pretty Sure”, an irresistible piece of 80s-tinged synth-pop heaven! Asked about “Pretty Sure”, Micha provides the following insight: “The song revolves about a common conversation I have with myself: whether or not what I’m doing

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SONG PICK: Moon Panda - Gun

“You don’t know what you want, but you know it’s not this” is the core line of the new song by Californian duo Moon Panda. The song unfolds with a soft guitar line like a daydream on a hot summer afternoon, reminiscent of the work of Air on

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SONG PICK: Chaunter - Boo Cat (VIDEO)

Where to possibly start? Music first! “Boo Cat” is a fantastic song, with interesting instrumentation and great vocals, and without knowing that it has been composed by Baltimore duo Chaunter, one might think of psych-pop superstars MGMT. With that out-of-the-way, we can have a closer look at the video itself,