Tag: 2014
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Bright Light Bright Light continues to be one of pop music’s best kept secrets with his new single, “I Believe,” which is very much in the vein of the dance pop songs currently ruling the radio. If someone told you this was produced by Zedd, we’ve little doubt that you’d believe them. From its radiant…
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Just because we’ve been too swamped to review their latest album yet, does not mean we are indifferent about Little Dragon’s new LP, Nabuma Rubberband. On the contrary, we’re entirely in love with it. And this song ranks high among the many reasons why.
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An awesome video for an incredible song with brutally honest, spot on lyrics.
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With vocals and lyrics ripped straight out of the Kurt Cobain songbook, Allusondrugs’ vibrant “I’m Your Man” proves that they stand at the top of the pile of post grunge bands competing for the Nirvana slot when grunge finally comes back around. Of course, nothing ever sounds quite like it used to when it comes…
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French pop star Alizée’s career was launched after France’s most popular female pop star, Mylène Farmer, discovered her while watching the television program Graines de Star in 1999. The lyrics of Alizée’s first two albums, Gourmandises and Mes courants électriques, were written by Mylène herself with her writing partner Laurent Boutonnat composing the music. In…
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Tricky fans — like our editor — have a lot to celebrate today. Tricky has just unleashed a brand-new track called “Nicotine Love'” featuring Francesca Belmonte, which you can listen to above (obviously). And it’s quite the song… a throbbing, almost EDM-flavored track that should please club kids as well as his longtime trip-hop fans.…
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With artists like Zedd and Disclosure ruling the charts these days, lots of mainstream pop artists are hoping on the club music bandwagon. Of course, The Saturdays are no strangers to club music with plenty of hot remixes among their discography, the difference here being that “What Are You Waiting For?” actually sounds like a…
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In addition to having a lovely video, which you’re hopefully watching right now above, Beverly’s “Honey Dew” is a wonderful earworm that should make you feel all kinds of fuzzy inside and not just because it features lots of raw, fuzzy guitars, like shoegaze played with the volume on 10 with maximum distortion. Well, OK,…
