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Category: Synth

For Beyond Music, Y the Ghost, Kate Northrop & Elisa Giannina van de Berg create the beautifully profound ‘Find Us’

‘Find Us’ is quite the unique release that took international collaboration and legendary intervention for it to come into being.

Listen to Greg Bounce’s tender synth-pop track ‘People In Their Houses’

Greg Bounce’s new single ‘People in their Houses’ is a warm and tender production that slowly unravels the hidden inner worlds of our lives in lockdown.

‘It Feels Now’ is the hazy, synth-pop single from Far West

‘It Feels Now’ is a more synth-forward and upbeat take on Far West’s hazy guitar-pop style.

Unrequited admiration, indie-pop and synth-rock come together in Low Girl’s ‘So Cool’

‘So Cool’ is another indie-pop gem loaded with sincere emotion and bright melodies that further verifies why Low Girl is one to keep an eye on this year.

Hide inside with Tuff Ghost’s alt electro-pop single ‘Dreary Day’

Over the three minute track, Tuff Ghost dips into motifs of low self-esteem, self-doubt, depression and insomnia, although framed in a way that’s accessible to the listener.

Rush Midnight return with upbeat afterhours track ‘Last Call’

Wanting a change of pace, the pair have opted for a lighter touch on new single ‘Last Call’.

‘Fall With You’ is the dancefloor tragedy from indie electro-pop duo Darkroom Data

‘Fall With You’, a dreamy number that tempts you onto the dancefloor with deep-groove bass and vintage synths.

‘Blud Sugar’ is the sanguine groover from indie-pop artist MAX RAD

New song ‘Blud Sugar’ shows off a more relaxed side to MAX RAD’s songwriting.

Greg Bounce asks ‘Can I Now Feel?’ in opalescent synth-pop groover

It’s a sense of liberation that strikes us most in Greg Bounce’s groove-laden synth-pop track ‘Can I Now Feel?’

Maejis Mind returns with swaggering psychedelic track ‘What’s Worth It’

Maejis Mind delivers that Los Angeles cool with strutting guitars, swaggering percussion and retro riffs in new single ‘What’s Worth It’.

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