Discover our selection of fresh and noteworthy rock, alternative and indie-leaning tracks that have made an impact on us. For the complete playlist, click here.
Tom Fleur – “Shrinking Violet”
“Shrinking Violet” by Tom Fleur is a retro-inspired gem that effortlessly blends 80s indie disco with contemporary indie flair. The London-based artist’s vocals soar over synths and groove-filled basslines, creating a track that will make you dance while provoking introspection. The lush progression and unexpected chord choices keep you hooked from start to finish. Tom masterfully infuses personal stories of communication breakdowns and self-confidence struggles with universal appeal. “Shrinking Violet” lays the foundation for what should be a promising future.
Vassilis – “Are You Ready To Move On?”
Vassilis delivers a cinematic masterpiece with “Are You Ready To Move On?” This track weaves together intimate yet universally relatable sentiments, resulting in a haunting and mood-filled listening experience. Ethereal vocals and heartfelt lyrics capture the essence of endings and new beginnings, evoking a deeper appreciation for life’s many fleeting moments. From the outset, the song envelops you in its ambition, blending orchestral tones, energetic rock drums, and crystalline guitars to create an arena-ready euphoric sound. The evocative vocals add an extra layer of infectious energy and nostalgic undertones. Meticulously balanced instrumentals create a rich and dynamic texture, revealing new elements with each listen.
The Tiger Moths – “Dreaming Of Yesterday”
With “Dreaming of Yesterday,” The Tiger Moths skillfully blend elements of Americana, blues, and pop to convey their message. This captivating track showcases the band’s unique twist on this sound, seamlessly integrating the harmonica, piano notes, and intricate guitar work. Each member contributes their talents without overshadowing one another, striking a delicate balance that allows the vocals to shine. Lyrically, the song explores nostalgia and introspection, avoiding clichés and ultimately exuding optimism. “Dreaming of Yesterday” sets the bar high for The Tiger Moths‘ future releases, showcasing their songwriting and storytelling abilities.
The Atomic Age – “Staring At The Sun”
“Staring at the Sun” by The Atomic Age is a thought-provoking track with profound meaning. JJ Schrick‘s musical prowess shines through lush tones and captivating melodies, taking listeners on an immersive and reflective journey that combines elements of psychedelia and shoegaze. The production weaves a tapestry of ambient and psychedelic sounds, featuring expertly layered guitars, drums, and bass, complemented by reverb-filled vocals that contribute to an otherworldly and spacey atmosphere. The lyrics reflect on our divided culture, emphasizing the importance of finding common ground socially, politically, and culturally for the betterment of future generations. Throughout the track, JJ‘s vocals guide the listener, steering the colliding elements to create an intense and unforgettable listening experience.
Mooncult – “Ghost Song”
Mooncult‘s electrifying “Ghost Song” proves to be captivating from the very first note. This Brooklyn-based band stand out with their distinctive energy that can be felt from the frenetic guitars to the haunting melodies, “Ghost Song” takes you on an exhilarating ride with Raven Mystere‘s vocals going from eerie whispers to powerful screams and adding urgency to the music. Combined with Rajeev Ananda‘s intricate guitar work, Grover Doyle‘s driving basslines, and Tia Cestaro‘s thunderous drumming, Mooncult create a sound that strikes a fine balance between chaotic energy and infectious hooks. Catching them live promises a thrilling experience.
