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Joost Laméris – Never Feels Real

Categories: Audio, Pop, The Latest|Tags: Alt Pop, Electro Pop, Indie Pop, Review (EN-RU)|

Joost Laméris – Never Feels Real
(Spotify)

“The new single -Joost Laméris- translates into the world a reflection of emptiness in his soul, when the one who was dear to you left a piece of you. Whatever the melancholy text, light and heat are reflected in the music, and a slight share of hope for the best is glowing in the voice.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Новый сингл -Joost Laméris- транслирует в мир отражение пустоты в его душе, когда частичку вас покинул тот, кто был вам дорог. Каким бы не был меланхоличным текст, в музыке отражены свет и тепло, а в голосе теплится лёгкая доля надежды на лучшее.”

-Nagamag.com

‘Never Feels Real’ releases on July 15th as the third single of a series of music releases by independent Dutch singer-songwriter Joost Laméris. It’s a dreamy atmospheric indie/chillpop song capturing the feeling of emptiness once leaving a toxic relationship. It is released after his last single ‘Falling Apart’ that has been streamed over 10k times, with a music video that’s been viewed over 28k times, and got recognition through Spotify editorial playlists, radio and other media outlets.

‘Never Feels Real’ is a symbolic expression of the emptiness that follows once leaving a toxic relationship that you’ve grown accustomed to. “After getting out of a toxic relationship, whether friendly or romantically, I think one can be left with a lot of uncertain feelings. You can get so absorbed in these situations that you slightly lose yourself. At the same time, when you’re in that relationship it can feel like it’s your comfort zone. That makes it very hard to leave”, explains Joost Laméris. “Once I got out of a toxic relationship, or at least what was toxic for me, I was left uncertain but also determined. I knew exactly that I had to get out of that situation and I wanted Never Feels Real to describe both this uncertainty and determination.”

Through atmospheric sounds combined with mellow chillpop influences and symbolic lyrics referring to nature, the listener is stimulated to paint a natural scene in their minds. The song is meant to help listeners dream and escape their reality.

The artwork of ‘Never Feels Real’ is shot by Dutch photographer Suus Waijers with hair and make up by Séra Conté. It shows a silhouette of Joost with subtle lighting to partially show some features. It symbolically shows that after leaving a toxic relationship Joost slowly uncovered and found himself again.

Joost Laméris is excited to share more of his thoughts and views on his life experiences through more music. Later this year Joost will drop the first few songs of his debut EP along with various music videos. Joost is also planning to do live performances in the coming months to promote his singles and EP.

https://instagram.com/joostlameris

Ellereve – Colorblind

Categories: Audio, Pop, The Latest|Tags: Alt Pop, Dream pop, Indie Pop, Review (EN-RU)|

Ellereve – Colorblind
(Spotify)

“The voice iselreve is fragile, like a deciduous twig and at the same time strong, like the element of nature. This melody is built on sound, minimalistic landscapes Dream Pop, with melancholy mood and minor tones.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Голос -Ellereve- хрупкий, как лиственная веточка и одновременно сильный, как стихия природы. Эта мелодия построена на звуковых, минималистичных ландшафтах Dream Pop, с меланхоличным настроением и минорных тонах. ”

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a voice, fragile yet powerful covered in ethereal soundscapes creating a captivating and dreamy mood. a song for lovers of melancholic melodies.

https://www.instagram.com/elisagiulia/

Spoke – Everything

Categories: Audio, Electronica, The Latest|Tags: Brazilian Bass, EDM, Review (EN-RU), Slap House|

Spoke – Everything
(Spotify)

“Everything is subject to you, because next to you now there will always be the rhythms of the SLAP House and the atmosphere of Edm sound. Dynamics, power and a huge flow of energy -all this is a new single from -spoke-! Tune in to the desired wave!” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Вам подвластно всё, потому что рядом с вами теперь всегда будут ритмы Slap House и атмосфера EDM звучания. Динамика, мощь и огромный поток энергии - всё это новый сингл от -Spoke-! Настройся на нужную волну!”

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https://www.instagram.com/spoke_productions

Jack in Water – The Time of One French Indie Film

Categories: Audio, Neoclassical, The Latest|Tags: Chamber Pop, Indie Folk, Review (EN-RU)|

Jack in Water – The Time of One French Indie Film
(Spotify)

“Here is the minimalist melody of the piano and voice -jack in water-, which are only occasionally diluted with textures against the background. This beauty can be compared with smooth, like a mirror, the surface of the lake, which sometimes shudders from the dandelion falling onto the water surface. Greatness, as it is.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Перед вами минималистичная мелодия фортепиано и голос -Jack in Water-, которые лишь изредка разбавляются текстурами на фоне. Эту красоту можно сравнить с гладкой, как зеркало поверхностью озера, которое иногда содрогается от падающих на водную гладь одуванчиков. Великолепие, как оно есть.”

-Nagamag.com

The Time of One French Indie Film is written for someone that wanted to let their partner know that eventually things would be easier. Eventually their family will be in France where they can visit as opposed to where they currently are in Northern America. It is the second single from the upcoming EP of song gifts called The Year We Lost.

https://www.instagram.com/jackinwatermusic/

Vera Vinter x Hanna Ekström – Drööman

Categories: Audio, Neoclassical, The Latest|Tags: Indie Folk, Review (EN-RU)|

Vera Vinter x Hanna Ekström – Drööman
(Spotify)

“Music came to us from other worlds to help to realize our nature and gain freedom from iron shackles on our wrists. An incredible, atmospheric representation in which the instrumental indie folk melody and extraterrestrial voice draw mystical worlds in our subconscious.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Музыка пришедшая к нам из других миров, чтобы помочь осознать свою природу и обрести свободу от железных оков на наших запястьях. Невероятное, атмосферное представление, в котором инструментальная Indie Folk мелодия и внеземной голос рисуют мистические миры в нашем подсознании.”

-Nagamag.com

Drööman is the second single from artist Vera Vinter and violinist Hanna Ekström's upcoming full-length album. A song that breathes Nordic folk tone with lyrics in extinct dialect in Kalixmål.

The idea for the song comes from an audio recording that the artists stumbled upon doing research about traditional folk music meeting “Vevgrammofonstämman” in Norn, Dalarna. On the recording you can hear an old man speaking about lost dreams and chances he never took. The song is an homage to sawmills, farming communities, forestry and mining places around the world.

The gentle mixture of field recordings, warm voice, acoustic guitar, samples and fate-saturated Mono / Poly, symbolizes a call to listen inwards.The lyrics in extinct dialect Kalixmål gives the words a secret character that makes the music free to experience in one's own inner rhythm.

Sin Cos Tan – More Than I Can Love

Categories: Audio, Blogwave, The Latest|Tags: Chillwave, New Wave, Review (EN-RU), Synthpop|

Sin Cos Tan – More Than I Can Love
(Spotify)

“In this Synthpop track, many of you will meet the familiar sounds of the old synthesizers of the 80s, with which -sin cos tan synthesized such a tube track and made it possible to make a time jump.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“В этом Synthpop треке многие из вас встретят знакомые звуки старых синтезаторов 80-ых годов, с помощью которых -Sin Cos Tan- синтезировал такой ламповый трек и дал возможность совершить прыжок во времени. ”

-Nagamag.com

”You Again” was the first single taken from the forthcoming Sin Cos Tan album “Living in Fear” and this second single “More Than I Can Love” is a lighthearted burst of energy to kickstart your summer too. Bouncy basslines and a catchy chorus – what more could you ask for?

Finland’s leading electropop duo Sin Cos Tan – comprising of singer-songwriter Juho Paalosmaa and artist/producer Jori Hulkkonen – is releasing its highly anticipated LP after a long hiatus. “You Again” is the first single from their upcoming fourth album.

On their next album “Living in Fear”, the band unleashes its uncompromising sound and energy for a world dealing with chaos and fear. The result is a gem of timeless pop music that proves the duo to be at the peak of their creative powers. Do you fear the dark, love, war, or yourself? Whatever the answer, you can be certain:

Fear is a powerful thing.

Constance – In Madness

Categories: Audio, Pop, The Latest|Tags: Adult Contemporary, Alt Pop, Indie Pop, Review (EN-RU)|

Constance – In Madness
(Spotify)

“This sincere and deepest in its essence Indie Pop with a filled with high -quality and clinging the soul of melodic tones. The vocals gives the song completeness, excitement with fantasy with its strong energy and charisma!” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Этот душевный и глубочайший по сути своей Indie Pop с наполненным качественными и цепляющих душу мелодичных тонов. Вокал придаёт песне завершённости, будоража фантазию своей сильной энергетикой и харизмой!”

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In Madness is a raw and emotional ballad that will leave you feeling everything all at once. With beautiful piano cocooned in cinematic storytelling and a sentimental vocal, Constance tells your whole life story in a song.

‘I wrote “In Madness” with Ronny Janssen while he was down visiting Los Angeles. It was our first time meeting and writing together but it really felt like one of those fated moments where all the pieces just came together and the song wrote itself.

When we wrote this song back in March, I was completely consumed and heartbroken with the invasion and war in Ukraine. It was very surreal watching ordinary civilians train how to fight and defend themselves - young and old, some teachers, some lawyers, just regular men and women who had never held a gun in their life and suddenly being forced into the position they’re in now - It is truly unfathomable. There is no silver-lining on war and loss of life but the bravery and strength that the Ukrainian people have shown is an inspiration for the world.

“In love and in madness, in strength and in sadness” to me is the oxymoron that is the human experience and the strength of the human will to love. Even in times of darkness there is always light on the horizon and it is important for us to not lose sight of it.’

https://www.instagram.com/hernameconstance/

A Million Stars – 1984 (Summernights)

Categories: Audio, Blogwave, The Latest|Tags: Review (EN-RU), Synthwave, Wave|

A Million Stars – 1984 (Summernights)
(Spotify)

“Return in 1984 and feel how your eyes burn the neon light of multi -colored windows, and at sunset the orange sun cuts the horizon with its sharp and firing rays like a blade. Gorgeous Synthwave and amazing imagination nostalgia.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Вернитесь в 1984 год и почувствуйте, как ваши глаза обжигает неоновый свет разноцветных витрин, а на закате оранжевое солнце разрезает горизонт своими острыми и обжигающими как лезвие лучами. Шикарный Synthwave и потрясающая воображение ностальгия.”

-Nagamag.com

Instagram: @amillionstarsmusic

Ram Dass – Niagra

Categories: Audio, Rock, The Latest|Tags: Acoustic, Review (EN-RU)|

Ram Dass – Niagra
(Spotify)

“Romantic minimalism, with beautiful acoustic design and very deep words that are shared with us -ram dass-. In each table, there is something to think about.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Романтический минимализм, с красивым акустическим оформлением и очень глубокими по смыслу словами, которыми делится с нами -Ram Dass-. В каждой озвученной строчке есть над чем задуматься.”

-Nagamag.com

Indie singer-songwriter Ram Dass releases his new single “Niagara” on July 8th. This song expresses the overwhelming grief and mourning that he faced after the loss of his newborn son. After his son passed due to a rare genetic condition, Ram Dass allowed his emotions a place to escape and flow through him with the chilling lyrics accompanied by icy strings and flowing guitars. From the first breath of music, the gentle yet powerful exhale sets the tone for the engulfing grief and sadness shared throughout “Niagara.” In the lyrics, “Won’t you take all my troubles to the sea,” you can feel him surrendering while allowing a space to be acknowledged and secure. A father’s love in the midst of loss is felt throughout the song.

After hearing there were complications with his wife's pregnancy while at Niagara Falls it seems fitting to direct the swirling turmoil and grief that was slipping around him towards the intense churning waters of the falls. Lyrically, Ram Dass allows his anger and grief to be consumed by the waters below and through the song’s cry for help, he creates a sense of relief. ”I tried to hold my family together, stay happy, and try to find my happiness in life, but I didn’t have a lot of space to feel upset or angry at his loss until now.”

https://www.instagram.com/ramdassmusic

Lake & Lyndale – Long Way Home

Categories: Audio, Rock, The Latest|Tags: Americana, Country, Review (EN-RU)|

Lake & Lyndale – Long Way Home
(Spotify)

“No matter how long the way home is, it is inevitable. The melody and atmosphere of the Country music, in which a musical plot is clearly and accessible without unnecessary romance and symbolism and with such warmth, love and trepidation was transferred to us, listeners.” (Automatically Translated with Google Translate)

“Каким бы не был долгим путь домой, он неизбежен. Мелодия и атмосфера Country музыки, в которой понятно и доступно отображён музыкальный сюжет без лишней романтики и символизма и с таким теплом, любовью и трепетом передан нам, слушателям.”

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With clever lyricism and instrumentation new to country group Lake & Lyndale, their newest single “Long Way Home” is a fitting representation of the band’s lighthearted spirit and artistic prowess. Out now, this folksy, vibrant song embraces the idea of putting the journey over the destination. The song, the group explains, “was a reflection on the roundabout way it sometimes takes to get from point A to point B.” Adding, “for us personally it was an artist’s lament.” In a positive twist, the group demonstrates the importance of persistence and the beauty of keeping a dream alive. Consisting of Channing Marie (vocals), Jonathan Krentz (guitar), Eric Clifford (bass) and Tyler Kloewer (drums), Lake & Lyndale strike a captivating balance between fun and inherently relatable on “Long Way Home.” In the chorus, Marie sings “Come on wheels, spin me around like vinyl. This gypsy needs revival in her soul. I may go down as a lost prodigal daughter, can’t help my heart’s a wandering rolling stone. I’m just taking the long way home.”

With an air of free spiritedness, the track feels approachable and like a candid reflection of the band’s true experience as artists. “In the initial writing session, we discussed the common theme of trying to progress,” they explain. “It often takes a lot longer to reach the destination than originally planned.” Despite the patience and persistence it takes to achieve a dream, Lake & Lyndale are sure to have fun along the way. With a music video as uniquely quirky and charming as the band, “Long Way Home” buckles down on the idea of “enjoying the ride.” In the video, the group is seen enjoying a day in the park, taking a convertible through the mountains, playing cowboy, rocking out as old folk and even include a reference to the classic “That 70s Show.” Seeing the group visually display the winding and ever changing sojourn of life as a “gypsy soul” is a sincere reminder to listeners that everything is a process, and it’s okay to relish in that time of waiting. “I think we all have moments where we question our paths,” says Marie. “Instead, we should be embracing the journey and remembering that good things take time.”

https://www.lakeandlyndale.com/