Richard Berger – It’s Not Gonna Go Away (Spotify)
A do-it-all wunderkind clearly influenced by other ‘one man band’ musicians, Richard Berger draws from from the psychedelic electronica of Kevin Parker’s Tame Impala and combines it with the soulful R&B pop of Stevie Wonder. “It’s Not Gonna Go Away” continue a winning streak dating back to 2018.
Tiphanie Doucet – Under My Sun – Bilingual Version (Spotify)
Tiphanie Doucet is a French artist based in Jersey City. Her emotionally disarming performances deceive in their simplicity, often times consisting of nothing more than her voice and a guitar. Yet, they nevertheless arrest audiences through their quiet, brooding intensity, holding a vulnerability that’s offset by a wintry, gallic allur
JohnSam – Time (Spotify)
Artist said about this song: "Shortly before I started writing the song, I had just lost some people who meant the world to me. And in my grief, I tried to find someone to blame. I chose time itself and directly confront it in this song. "Why did you run?" "Was I too ungrateful growing up?". I am searching for answers on why I lost them and why their time had to end. But deep down I already know that I'm the one to blame for that. Because I should have spent and enjoyed more time with them as I had the chance. It took me too long to realise that Time is actually a friend of mine and did not appreciate it enough."
Piotr Wiese – We Won’t Waltz Together (Spotify)
We Won't Waltz Together' was inspired by a simple, yet authentic emotion. It came up to life some time ago in a short moment when I realized that probably I will never see again that girl I have met briefly and completely by chance travelling, far far away from home. It is the second single promoting new EP 'Selfless' coming in May 2020 and it is probably the most beautiful waltz that I have ever written.
Nnella – All I Can Say (Spotify)
‘All I Can Say’ tries to do the impossible: to say sorry, while knowing that there is nothing you can do or say to make things alright again.
Sarah Bergman – What We Have (Spotify)
What We Have' is the second single from Sarah Bergman. The song is a blend of pop, rock, and electronic and is about unrequited love and an attempt to navigate this with maturity, restraint, and a faint feeling of hope. Not easy to do!
Preethevibes – Get Down (Spotify)
Preethevibes is an indie world music group from NYC. Although the group has heavy influence from Afro-Caribbean origins, the group is able to fuse their vocal styles with some of the modern sounds of Afro-beat and Trap creating what they refer to as Island Trap. "Get Down" is a track that particularly blends the style of Jamaican Dance Hall dialect with the flavored percussion of Afro-beats with a touch of Latino influence. This combination makes the track easy to dance to as well as sing along due to it's easy to understand chorus, even for those who do not speak the dialect. Please enjoy!
Pyres – Wiser (Spotify)
Wiser is the first song from the newly formed duo Pyres. It speaks to the underlying emotions that drive us as people and relates to those that are searching from something more. The Wiser is something that is in all of us. This song hopes to remind that not everything in the “norm” is right for all people. Emotional and uplifting, Wiser taps into a somber steadfast strength that runs deeply within us all. The balance vocal and unique melodies in Wiser will leave you with a lasting positive feeling and thirst for the future.
Skyepaint – Where the Heart Is (Spotify)
Where the Heart Is is the first single for 2020 from Australian synthpop songwriter/producer Skyepaint.
The song encapsulates the idea of home, and the ways in which our individual sense of home develops as we endure life's peaks and valleys. Heartfelt lyrics and shimmering retro synths blend together seamlessly in this song to evoke feelings of hopefulness, contentment and bittersweet nostalgia.
Tokalah – Without Your Memory (Spotify)
Producer, Audiophile & Sound designer. Born in 1991 in a small town in Belgium near the french border. As a child Tokalah has always been exposed to music through his parents and family. After the age of reasoning he started to experiment with different genres of music going from mellow hip hop vibes to electronical vibrations.