From hard rock to synthpop, from MTV to esoteric art installations we present the latest and greatest.
On the tail of Valentines Day, heading into the lovely warmth of spring, this buoyant love song “Tricky Love Stuff” from the New York Collective fronted by Dave Derby has lots of traces of the brilliant singer/songwriter tunes from the 70s and 80s.
Since their debut single “Isolation” in 2020, the electronic music duo BlakLight have proven to be a prolific pair. Comprised of Adam Collier on synths and Brian Belknap on vocals, the act has released a steady stream of singles, remixes and a couple of albums, as well as tracks on compilations.
Julian Shah-Tayler’s ‘Something Borrowed’ features a variety of electronic tunes, as he transforms gems by artists ranging from Prince to INXS, from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs to Nine Inch Nails and even Bob Dylan.
The Tenth Anniversary Edition of Darwin’s ‘Starfishing’ on Bandcamp offers 7 bonus tracks not found on the streamers — Spotify, Amazon, and Apple Music.
This collection features a range of pop tunes, from pop punk to tender singer/songwriter tunes.
Inspired by classic spaghetti Westerns and Space Opera, the mini-film for the tune “The Wheel” features the catchy and compelling music of Black Rose Burning and a familiar story –with a cosmic twist.
King Roostah’s voice is so pure, the groove so serene, it’s as if this is the form the classic Berlin track should have taken from the start.