Nobody Loves You Like Chillwave’s Small Black
Chillwave pioneers Small Black return after an extended hiatus for Cheap Dreams‘ melancholic pop that you can still dance (or run) to and they tell us about it.
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New Electro Act Sylph Shares the Primal “In the Morning Light” (premiere)
Electro’s Sylph creates an ode to raves’ communalism on the psychedelic, industrial techno of “In the Morning Light”.
Electropop’s Rampton Prom Say “Give Me Something”
On “Give Me Something”, electropop’s Rampton Prom fully embrace their hip-hop influences, with synth-based grooves.
Smerz’s ‘Believers’ Is a Wild, Uneven Ride Through Trance, Hip-Hop, and Classical
Lyrically and sonically, Smerz’s Believer is a bold, risk-taking LP that charts a wild, uneven ride through trance, classical, R&B, and hip-hop.
Brijean’s Electro Lounge-Pop Songs Defy Time on ‘Feelings’
It’s the sense of time passing and time co-existing with other times that stays with you after you hear Brijean’s’ Feelings’. It becomes almost an experience of existential exploration and wonder.
Django Django’s ‘Glowing in the Dark’ Is Thrilling and Engrossing
Django Django invite listeners to a swirling, twirling tour of the music they love on Glowing in the Dark.
‘Somewhere Between’ Is an Irresistible Dive Into ’80s Japanese Pop
The latest compilation from Light in the Attic's "Japan Archival Series" explores the edgier pop that rose out of the age of prosperity and consumerism.
Electropop’s Douglas Creates a Stunning World on “Cigarettes”
Like M83, electropop's Douglas creates big universes of sound, as one hears on her new single "Cigarettes".
Leyya Say “I’m Not Sure” But Look for Hope
Austrian indie-pop duo Leyya return with a catchy song, "I'm Not Sure", dealing with the shock and fear of living in the world right now.
SZNS Say Women Don’t Have to “Behave”
SZNS are a rising Los Angeles women-fronted pop quartet with a new electropop banger celebrating female empowerment.
Ashnikko’s Debut ‘Demidevil’ Attempts to Birth a Pop Star From the Endless Feed
Demidevil is poised to keep Ashnikko relentlessly populating the feed in 2021 with some impressively strong new bangers. But it'll be crucial for her to remember the difference between Nicki Minaj and the iLOVEFRiDAYs of the world.