Lévyne’s new single ‘Losing Sleep’ is a riveting pop track doused in textured synths and indie guitars.
Category: Synth
Maggie Dave express human fragility in synth-pop, alt-R&B song ‘Old You’
With a video directed by Cassie Shao, Maggie Dave’s ‘Old You’ is a sundry mix of synth-pop, classic R&B and acapella.
Dream-pop duo Infinite Daisy Chains release splendid single ‘Hope You Grow’
Change is good and Infinite Daisy Chains want to pass this sentiment onto the listen in new dreamy single ‘Hope You Grow’.
Indulge in NINA’s optimistic synth-pop love song ‘Gold Heart’
The rich imagery of fight is accentuated by NINA’s soaring vocals which float over a romantic synth-pop backdrop.
Time and change were the muses for Amethysts’ ambient-pop single ‘Frore’
Things change with time, for better or worse, that’s a law of the universe. Nothing stays the same and this transitory ethos is something that stands at the core of Amethysts’ newest release ‘Frore’.
On the Record: Luis Ake
For those who have never heard of Luis Ake, who is he and what is his music about?Luis Ake is a strange human being. He looks like an upstart, only wears suits and rides around in an old Porsche. He spends most of his time researching the phenomenon of romantic love and its trying to…
Reviewing Ormiston’s debut album Hammer Down
Let’s get a look at Ormiston’s Hammer Down album which was just released via Montreal label Lisbon Lux Records.
Make way for Moodbay with their unstoppable indie-dance track ‘My Thing’
Moodbay’s ‘My Thing’ has a simple message about being your authentic self, without caring what others think.
Maisy May reveals new cyber pop single ‘Face It’
New York based artist Maisie May has revealed her stunning new single ‘Face it’ which also marks as the title track for her upcoming debut EP due for release on the 14th of May. This singer, songwriter and producer is making herself known via her upbeat, catchy and sophisticated synth-pop soundscapes. The production really does…
Canada’s Ormiston returns with synth-pop single ‘Step From The Limelight’
Ormiston’s ‘Step From The Limelight’ reminds us that we are continually pushed to play a role, whether required to be on a stage or not.
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