Tag Archives: Pop

VIDEO: REYNA – “You Could At Least Say Goodbye”

Electropop duo REYNA are back with a new single and video today. Directed by Savannah Ziemman, the video depicts them fashioning a mannequin to take the place of a person who left without saying so. Eventually, the mannequin only brings sadness, so it is disposed of. The song itself is infectious, with feathery vocals and stylishly vibrant production to contrast

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AUDIO: Nicholas George Schubert – “WANDER”

Nicholas Schubert, known for both being the keyboardist for GGOOLLDD and brains behind shoegaze project BLOOD, released a new synthwave tune under his own name recently. It’s about sparking a connection with someone, eager to share your love with them. With added saxophone from Nate Treddenick and Jake Crowe, the song has a magnetizing romance that feels like a story

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AUDIO: Trixie Mattel – “This Town (Feat. Shakey Graves)”

Milwaukee’s beloved drag queen Trixie Mattel released a new single recently in collaboration with Americana artist Shakey Graves. It’s an acoustic tune about small town blues; you either never settle down or you never come home. Mattel takes the first two verses while Graves has the third, swapping tales of honest feelings before they harmonize so delicately in the chorus.

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VIDEO: Peeper & Le Play – “Tons of Pics”

Eccentric pop band Peeper & Le Play may be dissolving, but they’re not going out without one last visual. Featuring their delightful dance hit “Tons of Pics”, the video depicts photos of random objects and mirror selfies while silhouettes of the band variably appear on the sides. Vocalist Zack Pieper’s silhouette is prominently featured singing, moving and grooving, and even

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AUDIO: Peeper & Le Play – “We Buy Gold (Club Frills Vol. 2)”

The wonderfully eccentric Peeper & Le Play are out with their final album. With nineteen tracks, this masterful exhibition of uniquely structured psychedelia, R&B, and experimental pop is full of idiosyncrasy. Juxtaposing chamber sounds with humorous social critiques, the Le Players find themselves in unusual settings from ribbon factories to locker rooms to candy shops. There’s two tracks titled “Club

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VIDEO: North Warren – “Sentimental”

Slacker rock band North Warren have the video out to “Sentimental” from their recent EP “Glue.” Shot by Spencer Tait, the song features the guys drinking alcohol and clowning around in the woods. With a sepia filter, the feel-good scenes here provide a contrast to the personal lyrics about friendships that feel like they’re falling apart. Check in with your

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AUDIO: The Nunnery – “Cyrus Song”

Experimental pop project The Nunnery’s latest single is a moonlit dream. Featuring lo-fi guitar and angelic wordless harmonies, it’s a tune with soaring atmosphere and ethereal charm. It ends with a sample of a young child trying to tell a story, as the cover art illustrates. The Nunnery delivers a gorgeous and gentle ditty; we look forward to what they

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Wibby White: Delving Deeper Into His Musical Talents, Wibby White Surprises Fans With A New R&B Drop

Wibby White is delving deeper into making his mark on music, writing, arranging, and co-producing his new track, Soo Alone. This track pleasantly surprises fans with its mid tempo R&B sound, deviating from White’s usual EDM pop songs. The relatable lyrics coupled with an infectious chorus creates a composition that fans across the globe can connect to, with this track

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AUDIO: Father Sky – “The World’s Aflame (And It Eats)”

Soulful pop artist Father Sky’s latest single is about the world swallowing itself. With a gentle keyboard melody laden with xylophone and trumpet, Anthony Deutsch croons for those in pain that inflict pain onto others. It’s a lament for the aching world, done with a captivating refrain against ambient beauty. We hope to hear more from Father Sky in 2022.

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