INNR CIRCLE – Bliss
Emerging alt-pop artist INNR CIRCLE is finding the fit on his latest tune “Bliss.” Built around R&B tones and velvety accents, this good-time groove-along packs both palatable instrumentation and truly […]
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For Your Weekend…
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The 1975 – If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)
DH is finally excited for the impending release of The 1975’s impending album Notes on a Conditional Form [releasing May 22], all it took was a little pandemic. After a […]
East Harbor – Miss the Old You
Funky licks and fizzy synths highlight East Harbor’s latest single “Miss the Old You”, but it’s the stunning harmonies sprinkled throughout that will keep you coming back for more. An […]
Jazz Mino – Old Friends
Jazz Mino has a message for her past pals; “f*** you!” That’s the strong sentiment on the UK act’s alt-pop kiss-off “Old Friends.” The initial offering of a series of […]
5 Seconds of Summer – Wildflower
If you need a pick-me-up, and I know you need a pick-me-up, turn to 5 Seconds of Summer and their brightly-pitched “Wildflower.” Taken from their fourth studio album CALM, the […]
The Strokes – Brooklyn Bridge To Chorus
The Strokes released sixth studio album The New Abnormal yesterday, boosted by the all-impressive third single “Brooklyn Bridge To Chorus.” The alt-rock cut is bright and bouncy, steering towards a […]
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Daði Freyr – Think About Things
Daði Freyr, backed by his band Gagnamagnið, is bringing much needed smiles with the colorful visuals for the synth-pop inclined “Think About Things.” From Iceland’s entry to this years unfortunately […]
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