Britt Lari – Wild
Peruvian-born Los Angeles-based Britt Lari self-releases her new single ‘Wild’.
The track, co-produced with Dominic Lalli of Big Gigantic, is more than a contemporary electro-pop track, it’s a colourful listen infused with a relentlessly funky, upbeat tempo and Britt’s dazzling vocal instrument.
Sounds like: CAPPA, VÉRITÉ, Big Gigantic
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chasing luma – motions
Luke MacDonald is new artist chasing luma.
Urging us to seek our own truth, the Canadian introspectively channels the energy of modern electronic music with the wistful nostalgia of contemporary indie music, evoking emotion in equal parts through both story-telling and sonic excellence.
Sounds like: Gaspar Narby
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ToyQueens – ChemicalBlood
ToyQueens describes his music as “alternative indie-emo with glittery pop and a melancholy dream-core aesthetic” and that’s just the beginning.
His new track ‘ChemicalBlood’ is certainly all of those things but with an indefinable quality that’s purely addictive. An anthem at its core, futuristic electronic sounds meet emo-era toplines that you simply won’t be able to get enough of.
Sounds like: Bleachers, the neighbourhood, badflower
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Moise – Cellphone Receiver
Moise shares his downtempo indie soul record ‘Cellphone Receiver’. With echoes of rock, the lo-fi single blesses us with his distinct, rich and smooth vocal tone, as he explores a difficult past relationship.
Son of two Rwandan immigrants that came to America soon before the genocide to chase their dream, Moise finds inspiration writing about family, relationship and personal feelings through a rock-infused R&B and soul music from his city of Minneapolis.
Sounds like: Leon Bridges, Daniel Caesar, Steve Lacy, Dijon
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Ines Rae – Burner Phone
Ines Rae is a seriously promising new face on the indie pop scene with a string of singles that have put her on the map.
Her latest track ‘Burner Phone’ is one of her strongest yet as Ines navigates being ghosted and likens the experience to being on the other end of a burner phone.
Sounds like: Holly Humberstone, Chelsea Cutler, Jeremy Zucker
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Joe Ramsey – Stride
Joe Ramsey’s keen ear for instant classics and mature songwriting will have you hooked on his new EP ‘Making Notes’.
The music industry is no stranger to songs of self-discovery during the pandemic but Joe approaches things from a different angle – exploring his experiences as a period of learning and appreciation and aptly, “making notes”.
Listen to ‘Stride’ from the EP below.
Sounds like: Sam Fender, Jake Bugg, Oasis
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