Booka Brass have released the second track from their debut album “Chilled Milk” which is out on 16 September. ‘Make That Do Noise’ is out now on Spotify and GooglePlay. It is a stomper of track.
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Iron Lines new single, ‘Voices’, has a folky melody that may not be as dance fuelled as Milky Chance but enough hook filled with foot tapping rhythms to propel them high on a bill of an event like Cambridge Folk Festival surely.
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Manchester’s The Society launch their debut single ‘Begging’, which picks up the pop sounds of both The 1975 and KYKO. Instant radio play is assured if this track is anything to go by.
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Bergen-based, lo-fi dream/psych pop trio Chain Wallet, are producing exquisite lo-fi dream pop all the from Norway. Imagine if Shura covered Neon Indian, it could sound great and ‘Faded Flight’ is track that would make hope it could happen someday. The song is about their hometown, where they say it rains all the time, thus influencing their idea to create a ‘dystopian vision of Bergen.’
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Booka Brass have released the second track from their debut album “Chilled Milk” which is out on 16 September. ‘Make That Do Noise’ is out now on Spotify and GooglePlay. It is a stomper of track.
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Iron Lines new single, ‘Voices’, has a folky melody that may not be as dance fuelled as Milky Chance but enough hook filled with foot tapping rhythms to propel them high on a bill of an event like Cambridge Folk Festival surely.
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Manchester’s The Society launch their debut single ‘Begging’, which picks up the pop sounds of both The 1975 and KYKO. Instant radio play is assured if this track is anything to go by.
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Bergen-based, lo-fi dream/psych pop trio Chain Wallet, are producing exquisite lo-fi dream pop all the from Norway. Imagine if Shura covered Neon Indian, it could sound great and ‘Faded Flight’ is track that would make hope it could happen someday. The song is about their hometown, where they say it rains all the time, thus influencing their idea to create a ‘dystopian vision of Bergen.’
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