Morisse Monty’s new single ‘Nishida’ is a very special find, one that encourages you to introspectively take life in, made all the easier by the sumptuous bass and lighthearted indie-pop melodies pieced together by the Antwerp artist.
Tag: bedroom pop
Sophie Kilburn takes back her power with indie-pop romper ‘Afterthought’
Her new single ‘Afterthought’ shows an exciting new direction for Kilburn, building on those indie-rock roots and incorporating some alternative pop and undercurrents of folk.
Newcastle’s Butterjunk returns with new wavey jaunt ‘Face Again’
In ‘Face Again’, Butterjunk takes the sting out of the myriad of unwanted realities with a jaunty new wave soundscape.
Premiere: Italy’s Million Chameleon introduces his lofi indie-pop sound with ‘Getting Better’
This Friday, don’t miss the new sounds of indie artist Million Chameleon and his new bedroom-pop single ‘Getting Better’.
UncleBoy’s dreamy ‘SO SO BAD’ sure does help that medicine go down
‘SO SO BAD’ is the sophomore single from UncleBoy’s upcoming second album, Blue Forever Blue, to be released in Spring 2022.
‘Poseidon’ is Johnny Kulo’s smooth R&B meets bedroom pop track
Building on a soul and R&B foundation, Johnny Kulo leans into a bedroom-pop style for newest work ‘Poseidon’.
‘What If Now, We All Change?’ is the profound single from folky bedroom-pop outfit Almahata
A story of retrospection, introspection and potential growth arises again from UK project Almahata in their new single ‘What If Now, We All Change?’
Indie-rock meets bedroom-pop in Kid Apollo’s frank rendition ‘Catching Buses’
You really can’t help but be drawn into the marching rhythm, raw-yet-jovial guitar strings and that lovely melody that underpins the whole thing.
GRWL’s second single ‘Facetime’ is a 2021 love story
Listening to ‘Facetime’, we can’t help but sink into the lusciously chilled-out sounds of this dreamy alt-R&B number.
‘Out Of Time’ is Adrian Prath’s latest dream acoustic bedroom-pop single
Toeing the line between indie-folk and lo-fi pop, Berlin songwriter Adrian Prath muses on homesickness in ‘Out Of Town’.
