Upcoming Bournemouth, UK Producer Aardvark Aquarium releases his debut single on South 94.
It’s a modern Trip hop track with a very unique sound, featuring Aardvark Aquarium’s signature, deliciously melodic guitar riffs building up to Irish songstress Helen Casey’s powerful & captivating vocal performance.
Aria (Italian for Air) is Muìdas’ first single. The song is characterized by a melancholic yet soothing mood, evoking the sensation of taking off and being up in the air, among gray and menacing clouds. A well performed cinenamtic theme which goes bit further the usualy solo piano design of neoclassical and explores deeper the harmonic boundaries, spiced with tickling sound layers.
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The brilliantly bizarre new video from Canadian retrowave popstar Riotron
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The brainchild of singer/songwriter Jeff Fettes, Riotron is an electro-pop project from Winnipeg, Canada that combines elements of new wave, EDM and even some jazz into a unique sound. The name is derived from the hit song ‘Rio’ by Duran Duran and the 1982 fantasy sci-fi film Tron.
In the delightfully bizarre new video for “I’m Sorry,” Riotron goes to couples therapy…with America! Featuring comedian Tom Green as Riotron’s therapist, this unforgettable short film stars a singing Martin Luther King Jr. Monument, a line-up of drag king Presidents, and the fiercest Statue of Liberty you’ve ever seen.
Says Fettes, “I originally wrote the song because of the division in my family over American politics. I wanted the video to reflect that division, but also how fierce and enduring the USA is.”
The video was directed by Tony Corella and Executive Produced by Jennifer Goodridge who previously partnered to help create the edgy “Mad Hatter” video with Melanie Martinez. Goodridge has previously worked with a number of prominent artists, including George Ezra, Poppy, X Ambassadors and Beck to name a few.
According to director Tony Corella “The deceptively simple concept that ‘I’m Sorry’ puts forward feels like a great canvas to play against the current political landscape— without having to draw any party lines. In a time of global suffering, I’m not sure if there’s a better message.
Wonderful track Doppler which combines a rhythmic drumming and patterned pianom a Hauschka-esque is part of his forthcoming album “Phases” on 18 Sep. Sound design with clarity and beautiful emotional concept to daydream.
Phases is the second solo album of Lumiere, aka Greek musician Thanos Christodoulou. It is an invitation to an atmospheric trip of the heart and the mind towards dream-made images and memories of the future. Using the piano as the core instrument and combining post-classical elements with electronic structures, minimalism, and modern jazz, Lumiere’s aim was to create moving cinematic music that grips the listener and becomes the exciting soundtrack of modern daydreamers.
It’s fitting then that the name “Lumiere” is a reference to the french city of Lyon, the hometown of the Louis Lumiere and his brother, who are widely credited with inventing the art of cinematography and the first motion picture camera. Thanos spent a couple of years studying Physics in Lyon, where he also began composing his first solo pieces.
Phases is set for a September 18th release, with the propulsive, Hauschka-esque first single “Doppler” leading thew way with a video directed by Theo Tagholm, a London-based artist who created the video “playing” with real images of the world and “breaking” the observer’s experience into slices of space and time, redefining every moment (and the sense of time) as a repetitive wave.
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Follow Your Heart by The Outspoken Cat is a deep epic song about pursue your dreams and follow your heart even when everything is seems to be against it, where “The Outspoken Cat” performs with passion his vocals, full of depth and through the wonderful music/lyrics by Vladimir Paul which
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The song ‘Give Me Sunshine’ is the first single from the recently released EP of Bjorn Rydhog. It’s a hopeful summer tune as Bjorn Rydhog shared with us: “summer has spiritual undertones and it also figures as a central theme in some of the most beautiful pop songs I know.” The music video was shot in the city park of Malmö, Slottsparken. It’s the first music video he’ve ever made and I opted for a lo-fi production created with a beginner’s mind. It’s also a tribute to his beautiful hometown and was filmed by Emil Ask. A beatiful well produced indie pop to capture your summer moments.
Hugar — Icelandic duo Bergur Þórisson and Pétur Jónsson — are prepping The Vasulka Effect: Music For the Motion Picture out October 2nd on Sony Masterworks. Their genre-defying sound is in full wide-screen focus on the new album and on “Enigma” in particular, with elements of drone, ambient electronics, and orchestral atmospherics, creating a visual language of its own.
Created from never-before-seen footage from the Brotherhood exhibition, the “Enigma” music video provides an enigmatic glimpse into the creative impulses of the feature film’s male protagonist and exhibition creator Woody Vasulka.
Regarding the film: Pioneers of video art, The Vasulkas are lifetime hackers and grandparents of the “YouTube” generation. After struggling in their retirement years, by a fluke they are rediscovered by the art world that had forgotten all about them, and people and institutions are suddenly fighting over who will represent them after they are gone. It’s directed by Hrafnhildur Gunnarsdóttir.
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Longing for the long summer afternoons didn’t sound so romantic until now, with March & June’s latest deep house adventure. “Touch” is all about Julie August’s sunny voice, flawlessly extended through dusty pads and crisp percussion. Perfect groove for any sun drenched dance-floor, covered in sand.
March & June is a new music project which combines different energies and vibes.
Behind March and June there is one artist who performs as a producer, songwriter and mix engineer. Born in June, his personality traits are deeply reflected in his music. Duality, moods, feelings, all these can be felt in his music. He’s not aiming to show off using his real name, yet only to assemble his emotions and life experiences. Music is the main character, not himself as an individual.
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https://www.instagram.com/march.and.june/
Recorded in between Yorkshire England and the Tuscan mountains in Italy. This is the second track pushed by The Mechanical Ghosts from their Debut EP “The Monster”.
The track is recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by the multi instrumental duo Killingsworth and Connett. The track managed to just get the final parts recorded before the Covid 19 Lockdown took place in Italy and England. The track received its final mix whilst working over the internet and was mastered in Italy.
Lyrically the song takes shape with themes of escapism from life, pressures and expectations, whilst holding on or returning for someone or something that is important. Like much of “The Monster” EP, the song battles with honest and open feelings and thoughts, plateaued on electronic sonics, portraying a happy melancholy vibe.
This song is about maturing in love; understanding how you typically operate in relationships, acknowledging that if it falls apart it will hurt but won’t be the end of the world, and ultimately allowing yourself to carefully but completely fall in love. The song was originally written in 2014 with just a guitar and then rewritten in 2019 once Caleb Hurst had built the beat and rest of the track. In the music video Caleb Hurst turn into a cool cloud!
Few words about Caleb Hurst
Caleb Hurst is a totally independent artist and producer making experimental electronic pop music. Originally from Texas, Caleb dropped out of college and moved to Los Angeles in 2014. Some time later he co-founded indie-pop band The Honeysticks, to whom he lent his talents of writing, production, vocals and multi-instrumentalism. Since then he has embarked on a solo career, having released three compelling self-produced singles since 2019. Drawing influence from Björk, Radiohead, James Blake and Frank Ocean, Caleb blends digital and analog elements with the desire to create soulful alien music.
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