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MONOIR & JFMee & Ameline – Love Me (Video)

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MONOIR & JFMee & Ameline – Love Me
(Video)

Like all the Thrace Music releases, Love Me respects the same rule: the more you listen to it, the more you get hooked on the groove. With the song mood set by Ameline’s sensual voice and Monoir’s warm pads wearing his uniquely shaped Balkanic influences, one can expect the same level of success as their previous collaboration, Midnight In Norway. Only this time, they join forces with JFMee’s strong voice, adding a new layer of deepness to the song. Call it Arabic Deep House, call it Oriental Electronic Dance Music, you’ll surely put it on repeat this summer.

About Monoir
Cristian Tarcea aka Monoir is the name behind huge hits like The Violin Song, Lost In Instabul and Sugar & Brownies. A master in combining Eastern folk influences with modern dance grooves, Monoir started his own record label, Thrace Music. Thrace is a musical project that brought together fresh names with a huge potential. As a measure of Monoir’s success, the Thrace Music Youtube channel is now getting close to 1 million subscribers, as we speak.
https://www.instagram.com/monoirmusic/
https://www.youtube.com/user/ThraceMusic

Stevie wolf – Confetti (Spotify)

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Stevie wolf – Confetti
(Spotify)

Indie-pop savant Stevie wolf has a way of crafting earnest and intricate songs that make you feel like you're not so alone. From themes of bravery and vulnerability to love and anxiety, Stevie captures a rollercoaster of emotions in his upcoming, seven-track Chapped lips EP. From the prominent "Paper maché doll" to the emotional "Flicker," Stevie's ability to resonate on every human level is quite prominent.

The catchy and no-holdbacks "Confetti" is an irrepressible start to the EP, and frames the rest of your listening experience with a rare mix of excitement and authenticity. From emotionally tinged vocals and soaring falsetto to sexy guitar and drum sounds sampled from a New York crosswalk, "Confetti" is a personal confessional from Stevie about the emptiness felt after a heartbreak. "Oh I've been thinking about you, oh I've been thinking, drowning in memories of you," he croons. "Confetti" reads like a diary page out loud - from feelings of hopelessness, sadness, to indifference - Stevie manages to capture each feeling and effortlessly string it into a song you can't get out of your head.

There are number of tracks to sink your teeth into on Chapped lips, and "Confetti" is just one of the many ear-worms on the EP. A poet in his own right, Stevie explores themes of loneliness, dependency, and self-love in his music. "Ink" is addicting in all the right ways and will be on repeat for days, "Just The Rain" is calming, peaceful, and delicately crafted and "You Are Loved demo" is a vulnerable, raw addition. In fact, "You Are Loved demo" is the original demo recording from Stevie's phone. "I loved the performance so much I wanted that to be the version that was released, rather than produce it out," he shares. The captivating Stevie shares his most vulnerable body of work yet and we're so excited to be able to share it with you...

spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/7uWrjdCzTCnVj4o4Zh2rBh?si=KqCy8wVTSUqUBzK4U-NJnA
soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/steviewolf
twitter https://twitter.com/steviewolfmusic
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instagram http://instagram.com/stevums

Wiese – Never Let Me Go (Spotify)

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Wiese – Never Let Me Go
(Spotify)

A super-catchy electro-pop with great summer vibes! A track where Spotify placed in their three largest editorial playlists in Norway.

Wiese is a Norwegian DJ, producer and writer with millions of Spotify plays. He grew up in the same block as Kygo and Alan Walker in Bergen, and hence, shares the same inspiration for his music. Wiese has previously been signed to Warner Music but recently decided to go by his own label.

youtube https://www.youtube.com/wiesemusic
twitter https://twitter.com/iamwiese
facebook https://www.facebook.com/iamwiese/
instagram https://www.instagram.com/iamwiese/

Stone Fruit – Out to the Sea (Spotify)

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Stone Fruit – Out to the Sea
(Spotify)

"Out Of The Sea" inspired after "Stone Fruit" trip to Iceland. A dreamy indie electronic with laid back chill relax atmosphere and warm soft layers that trigger your need to run out in the nature and enjoy life!

Few words about Stone Fruit:

StoneFruit is a London based music duo consisted of Valentini Pavlidou and Lef Germenlis , who both write, record and produce the music.

Both having worked on different projects, this duo is the fruit of their friendship and their need to create a sound that brings together elements of soul, pop, R&B and electronic music.

Their debut EP 'Hidden in Plain Sight' was released 7th of June 2019. It combines soft downtempo electronic moments with energetic, funk & soulful ones.

Later this year they release 2 new singles, Run to the Unknown (accompanied by a short film) & Defy the Time (accompanied by a choreography video). They kicked off 2020 with the release of their latest single 'Full Disclosure' and with a gig at Sofar London. This year has more gigs in store to promote their latest singles and more new music!

Llynks – Like You Said You Would (Spotify)

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Llynks – Like You Said You Would
(Spotify)

As an artist, Llynks aka Sara Kendall uses her haunting and introspective words to explore themes where she pushes through some of this self-doubt and gets to new highs of empowerment and self preservation. Musically, a saccharine voice and robust synths create undeniable melodies and moments that juxtapose the human connection with the noise and chatter of post-Millennial cyberpunk. Become the Root, her debut LP out June 19th, is the soundtrack for jaded e-girls and post-apocalyptic plaintives.

The gut-punching album closer “Like You Said You Would” is out today. Like much of the Llynks’ music, it has a decidedly visual element, with a distinct otherworldly/fantasy/sci-fi vibe, not unlike a favorite mixtape from a Ridley Scott replicant in Blade Runner.

Tigerpunsh – Shade (Spotify)

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Tigerpunsh – Shade
(Spotify)

Tigerpunsh is the self-titled debut release from new London-based
Welsh/Finnish electropop duo Rochelle and Vee.

Connecting initially over Instagram in 2018 over a mutual love for music
technology, the girls were destined to work together; a year later they were
in an East London rehearsal room playing session drums and synths for an
unnamed pop star, but after big feud between the artist and some other band
members, Vee and Rochelle found themselves alone in the space with an
extensive stack of synths and electronic drums running through a huge sound
system.

Determined not to waste their time they stayed and jammed out, effortlessly
writing two tracks ‘Shade’ and ‘Friend’. When eventually getting kicked out
they kept writing in Rochelle’s car and followed up with several all-night
writing and recording sessions. Derived from their mutual obsession with big
cats and the bust up in the rehearsal space; ‘Tigerpunsh’ was born.

Quitting their session musician day jobs, they signed their debut record to
new BMG label, Tubesounds.

Nervous City Nervous Self – G-d knows what (Spotify)

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Nervous City Nervous Self – G-d knows what
(Spotify)

Nervous City | Nervous Self is the English language debut of Swedish singer/songwriter and poet David Josephson. Josephson, who recently released his third album in Swedish, Misslyckandets estetik (The Aesthetics of Failure), has with the single “G-d knows what” created “a beautiful song, full of wistful melancholy […] and quite unlike anything around”, according to Huffpost. The poetic lyrics appears to be “a reflection of what it means to embark on this journey called artistry”, which Josephson told Nordic Music Review, and it has also been described as a “song about faith and fate”.

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