Oh hay, juxtaposition! The Band in Heaven’s mv “Sleazy Dreams” doesn’t boast flapping white wings or floating cherubs. The West Palm Beach, FL indie pop band’s hazy psych rock chants and their visual ode to evil – like with actual devil horns and demons...
If r&b, dubstep and electro had a little bundle of joy, it would be Pandr Eyez, the Blue Ivy of genres. This duo is comprised of American vocalist Ferren Gipson and British producer Tom Lloyd, college friends who paired up to create the experimental...
Chilean MC Ana Tijoux embeds political remarks in her rhymes with “Shock” from La Bala, her upcoming second release. Her cry for change in Chile’s public education system punctuates a sense of urgency with battle cry drums and clips of brave students...
Me and My Drummer dedicates “You’re a Runner” to a girl who committed suicide. The Berlin-based electronica duo pairs carefully sung, dark and detailed lyrics with a jumble of poignant scenes to convey a refreshingly uplifting message.
While it's hard for anyone to imagine NS Yoon Ji becoming a witch, the gorgeous soloist insists in her latest single that the claws are coming out. Rocking platinum blonde tresses and tight black...
Alex Winston, a Detroit-bred indie pop rock diva, evokes old school glamour in “Choice Notes.” The brunette songstress’ high pitched voice weaves throughout an upbeat jumble of echoes, xylophone chimes, keyboard plinks and tambourine shakes as she...
Remember that dizzying excitement of a brand new crush? Denmark’s When Saints Go Machine captures the energy of young love in “Kelly,” a synthpop single from their album Konkylie. Our knees go weak for their upbeat alto vocals while the dancers’...
Adil Omar, we sweat your technique. The Pakistani rapper fuses jazz with new age rap in “Paki Rambo,” an addictively dope cut from his forthcoming debut The Mushroom Cloud Effect. The head nod-able track boasts vintage scratches and jazzy splashes of...
UK's Worship gives us a tour of their "House of Glass" from their upcoming debut of the same name. Though the alternative rockers are new in town with their 2010 birthday, the dark, rich lyrics and a cameo from actor Rupert Young is a great way to shine...
In techno music circles, Berlin duo Exercise One is known for their innovative live performances and dance floor-appropriate tracks. “You Ought to Know” displays those qualities in a softer light – the mid-tempo track’s soft, echoing vocals from Zach...
Sun? Check. Sand? Check. The perfect beachside tune? “One by One,” a reggae ditty from Laza Morgan fulfills our list. The Jamaican-American crooner from Springfield, MA takes us on a sunny day escapade complete with an infectious hook, stammering bass...
If you miss bedtime books with mom and dad, pull up a chair. Ewert and the Two Dragons, a folk rock quartet from Tallinn, Estonia, has you covered. “Good Man Down” provides twice the storytelling fun...
Being stuck in the friend zone sucks, big time. Pretty boy-girl duo Big Deal, indie enthusiasts from London, illustrates that uber-awkward position using electric guitar riffs and lyrics that express some serious longing in “Chair” from their debut...
