Cyn Takes Her Angelic Voice to the Moroccan Lounge — New Single “Lonely Gun” Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. The latest single from Detroit-born, LA-based artist Cyn is an alarming romp, which you may have heard if you went to see Birds of Prey this past weekend. “Lonely Gun” has an erratic energy apt for the movie it soundtracked—a continuation of her recent EP in … Continue reading Cyn – “Lonely Gun”
mxmtoon’s New Song “Fever Dream” Wants You to Savor Every Moment Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. With the entire city in mourning after the loss of Kobe Bryant, there is no better time for mxmtoon’s new single, “fever dream.” In it, the LA-based musician encourages us to avoid complacency and enjoy every fleeting moment. The track is the first she has released since her album … Continue reading mxmtoon – “Fever Dream”
Georgi Kay and CD Player Put Us Face-to-Face With “Scary People” on Reworked Single Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. November 3rd will soon be here and Georgi Kay’s reimagining of her 2017 single, “Scary People,” sets the tone for a revolution. The British-Australian artist cites the last election for inspiring her to write the original, reflected in its sneering production. A foggy ambience in the … Continue reading Georgi Kay. CD Player – “Scary People (Reimagined)”
Poolside Share Sunny and Celebratory “Around the Sun” Single Alongside LP Announcement Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Tropical nu-disco group Poolside announced their new album Low Season alongside the release of a blissful new single called “Around the Sun.” The duo tapped fellow Angelenos Amo Amo to contribute vocals to the sundrenched celebration of a year passed. The track comes on the heels of Poolside’s … Continue reading Poolside & Amo Amo – “Around the Sun”
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Paul Bergmann never rests. Last winter, he put out an EP with his full band project, The Fair Moans, and the winter before that he delivered a concise, quiet release under his solo moniker. Even more records have come prior to that, and each has in some way contributed to Bergmann’s experimentation on the guitar, which feels galvanized on his … Continue reading Paul Bergmann Finds His Own ‘Paradise’ on New EP
sngalbums: When did folk music simply become “sad music” to the indie masses? Gently strummed guitars and atmospheric production can achieve a range of emotion; I do love anything that allows me to contemplate the depths of the psyche, but these sounds more often than not come from a positive place. New York songwriter A. harlana, né Juno Roome, writes lullabies about the love he … Continue reading Love Guides A. harlana
When did folk music simply become “sad music” to the indie masses? Gently strummed guitars and atmospheric production can achieve a range of emotion; I do love anything that allows me to contemplate the depths of the psyche, but these sounds more often than not come from a positive place. New York songwriter A. harlana, né Juno Roome, writes lullabies about the love he has … Continue reading Love Guides A. harlana
The Odd Neighborhood sure are buzzing on the other red wine. I do have a soft spot for quality fruit booze. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading The Odd Neighborhood – “Cherry Wine”
Lapel is sick of seeing you on the outskirts—now is the time to face her, full view. Periphery by Lapel Continue reading Lapel – “Periphery”
Interwoven instrumental meditations. Continue reading AVA – “In Motion”
Sawdust & Gin 