Glashus is a relatively new Swedish pop duo that is quickly making a name for themselves in the music industry. Consisting of Iona Köhler Alvén and Mattias Norén, they capture their listeners’ attention with catchy melodies, synths, clear beats, and seas of voices. The project was founded during the dark times of the pandemic when […]
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Joshua Pascua is a Canadian singer/songwriter, musician, and multi-instrumentalist who has captured the hearts of many with his catchy tunes and soulful voice. With a focus on pop, soul, and funk, he has created a unique sound that is both uplifting and invigorating. But it’s not just his music that sets him apart – it’s
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New York-based artist LEXXE is a force to be reckoned with. Her talents span across singing, songwriting, producing, dancing, and performing. Originally trained in classical ballet, LEXXE has always had a passion for the arts. Her creativity has led her to become a member of the neo-burlesque troupe, COMPANY XIV, where she is able to
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Real Pleasure is the artist project of Kevin Claxton, a writer, and producer based in Chicago. Claxton, formerly known as Vaya, has been making music for years, including his work with the Chicago Singles Club. Real Pleasure’s sound is heavily influenced by the sunny vibes of LA, blending the grooves of classic 80s and 90s
Antsy is a French synth-pop solo project based in Reykjavik, Iceland, that has been making waves in the music scene with his ethereal synthesizers, punchy drum machines, and dreamy vocals. The music of Antsy is straightforward and uptempo, yet has an underlying melancholy that adds a certain depth to their sound. Following the success of
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Red Cell is a band that stands out in the current music scene. While most contemporary synth-pop artists are creating electronic dance music, Red Cell takes a different approach. They harken back to the pioneers of the genre who manipulated analogue synthesizers and created music that incorporated elements of progressive rock and industrial. The result
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London’s music scene has never been short of talent, and Lucy Wroe is no exception. The Winchester-born artist has been making waves with her fiery and exclusive sound, combining warm RnB grooves with electronic pop production. With vocals that can only be described as charming and passionate, layered above mellow synths, Wroe’s music is like
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Madeline Goldstein, the front person of Portland’s renowned synth-pop outfit Fringe Class, has taken the world by storm with her new solo project. With her soulful voice and her passion for music, Madeline has captured the hearts of music lovers with her dreamy, ethereal sound and her innovative production skills. After relocating to LA in
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Nashville-based artist Skylar Lee is quickly making a name for herself in the pop scene with her unforgettable hooks and expressive lyrics. With six breakout singles already under her belt, it’s no surprise that Skylar has gained support from major industry players like Rolling Stone Magazine, YoCo Nashville, and Big Yellow Dog Publishing. Skylar’s newest
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Melodic hooks, soaring harmonies, and vintage 80’s synth and guitar vibes define the sound of Alta Falls, a Brisbane-based indie alternative band that was formed during the onset of COVID-19. The band’s members spent much of 2020’s lockdown exploring the social and global landscapes brought to light by the pandemic, and with the help of
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