hiatus. oops.

sorry bout the accidental hiatus.

here are just a couple things, no particular theme, just what's been tickling my Most Played as of late.

FOXES X PAPER CROWS

  so trancey and ambient and elegant and nice for this rainy stint we've been having in halifax.

and now for something completely different.

ALPHABEAT X FRANKMUSIK

throwback to high school. 

i used to fixate so strongly on danish power pop and this killer bubbly punchy electronica; it's kind of cute to revisit it. nice to know that two of my once-favourites are still making fun sounds for me to bounce around my room to. 

 stay sane friends.

all the foxes

FOXES

the gal's got so much news. 

behold, a new video and a spankin new super fresh demo track. read on friends.

the new video is wonderfully childish and bored, can't hate on it if it leads to a beach.
it's much less orchestral and symphonic than her debut track, Youth (although i did hear a timpani in there... i see you baby) and structurally it's much more of a pop song. 

but fear not kids, it'll still give you that great crisp percussion and some ambient instrumental vocals. overall verdict: a solid indie pop track. anticipate plenty of remixes to come.

BUT WAIT.
she also just unleashed a sneaky demo version of an unreleased track on earmilk.com

follow me HERE to stream it please

as mentioned on earmilk the track was "co-written with Kid Harpoon (a major contributor to Florence + The Machine's latest album Ceremonials)" and we can definitely feel florence in the stocatto plucking of those fine strings. the song builds wonderfully, similarly to Youth, or any Florence song. can't wait to hear it released on her future EP, comes out July 1st. 


cheers for now.

foxes

so... FOXES.

this chick. watch out for this chick. 

This cute London native just released her new single on Neon Gold Records, and it'll change your life. Marrying her soft and strong vocals with swelling sub, pounding timpani and subtly distorted electro production, she's exploding as soon-to-be pop royalty.

It's unexpected, it's movement, it's brilliant. 

It's rare to see a singer-songwriter attacking a song with the structure of a house track.

It's perfectly balanced, well rounded, subtle and strong. give 'er a listen.

Youth is one of those "no matter what mood you're in" tracks... 
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cheers.