Gregory Paul Mineeff, Kerensa Stephens – A New Gesture – Ghost Forests Version (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Neoclassical, The Latest|Tags: , , , |

Gregory Paul Mineeff, Kerensa Stephens – A New Gesture – Ghost Forests Version
(Spotify)

Gregory Paul Mineeff reworked the track Gesture giving a fresh direction and a sweet, gentle performance. This performance inspired Kerensa Stephens to write the "Ghost Forests" lyrics, singing with her signature warm voice.

midori jaeger – Forest (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Pop, The Latest|Tags: , , |

midori jaeger – Forest
(Spotify)

midori jaeger said about this song "In a world where we’re overloaded with information regularly, through technological devices or through physical urban spaces, we can lose touch with what it means for one person to really be there and listen in a time of need. This song is an exploration of the power of listening, and togetherness. While writing Forest I visualised a huge mass of dark green trees with two people in the centre. "

Unwed Sailor – Look Alive (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Rock, The Latest|Tags: , |

Unwed Sailor – Look Alive
(Spotify)

Unwed Sailor enters its third decade of creating lush, evocative instrumental music, with the honesty of Johnathon Ford -- a onetime member of Pedro the Lion and Roadside Monument — anchoring the way. The upcoming Look Alive album comes from a place of strength and inspiration. Its seven songs are about emerging from hardship, not unscathed, but rather, with newfound conviction in who you are. It’s out June 12th by Old Bear Records via Light In the Attic distro.

Lisa Heller – Deep End (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Pop, The Latest|Tags: , |

Lisa Heller – Deep End
(Spotify)

“Deep End” is the fourth and final single off of Lisa Heller's debut EP, The Lisa Heller Project. Lisa wrote the song when she was struggling with depression.

East coast born and raised Lisa Heller started writing music at the age of 13 in her bedroom as a creative outlet for her anxiety. While still in high school, Lisa quickly gained a small local following of fans around her CT hometown after placing in national songwriting competitions and gaining support of local radio and newspapers. Released from her college dorm room, her anthemic debut single "Hope" reached over 1.5M+ views on YouTube. With further releases, she caught the attention of outlets like Huffington Post, started playing to thousands on the east coast college circuit, and made her SXSW debut.

In late 2018, Lisa moved to Los Angeles and was quickly pulled into following the music industry “rules”. This led to her release of a series of commercial electro-pop singles. But then, at a high school convention, she played a new song solo on piano that she had written about depression called “Deep End,” and the audience’s emotional response spoke volumes to her. Lisa soon realized she needed to hone in on her raw, authentic sound...

Then, The Lisa Heller Project came to life. Consisting of a four song EP and four experimental music videos, the project features piano-centric production and poignant lyrics. Track list: 1. “Figure It Out,” 2. “Pulling Away,” 3. “Closure,” and finally, 4. “Deep End”.

Denney – Love Me Not (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Pop, The Latest|Tags: , |

Denney – Love Me Not
(Spotify)

Love Me Not is a delicate bittersweet story of being too afraid to tell that person how you feel about them, and wondering if any feelings are secretly reciprocated. The lyrics unfold like a diary entry, exploring the possibilities of opening up to love, or keeping it all inside and never taking that chance.

Joshua Worden, Casey Harper – Easy to Say (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Electronica, The Latest|Tags: , |

Joshua Worden, Casey Harper – Easy to Say
(Spotify)

"Joshua's music isn’t too far from Sufjan Stevens’ electro-minded sound on his The Age of Adz, incorporating smooth vocals with a reverbed percussive presence and electronic flourishes." - Obscure Sound

“Music is a sheltering rock for a variety of Joshua’s inner storms and his minimal production style reflects the intensity that he encounters in the dark. If you’re a fan of artists such as Rhye, Blood Orange, Moses Sumney and The Internet, then we recommend to add Joshua Worden to your playlists.” – Tattoo.com

"The music is light in the sense that without the ethereal synth pads and reverbed drums, the frequency-modulated noise would colour these songs dark. Worden’s musical influences are plain to hear but he’s drawing upon some strong ones – there are pads suggesting Vangelis here, a dose of Washed Out’s throb there and the bold lead lines of Tangerine Dream." – Addicted

Load More Posts
Go to Top