Having been released for a while now, MØ’s Drum finally gets the video treatment and while there is nothing especially crazy-good about it, the song is and you can bet that it […]
Song of the Day: MØ – Drum
Song of the Day: Seaway – Slam
Seaway’s latest album Colour Blind, released in 2015, keeps on giving with Slam being the latest to gain a music video. It also happens to be one of the best songs on […]
Song of the Day: John Splithoff – Sing To You
John Splithoff’s Sing To You has been out for a while now, but you can be sure that it still remains as catchy as ever with its 90’s soul/pop throwback feel. Fun […]
Monday Mixin’s – Indie/Chill/Electronic Compilation-Winter 2016
alexrainbird delivers exactly what you want for these upcoming winter months and it is a cool blend of genres featuring over two dozen of the best independent artists and tracks you […]
Song of the Day: The Last Shadow Puppets – Les Cactus
Alex Turner and Miles Kane have returned once again as The Last Shadow Puppets cover Jacques Dutronc’s swinging sixties anthem Les Cactus. Suffice it to say, they do a ridiculously good job […]
Song of the Day: Ani DiFranco – Fire Door
A classic Ani DiFranco track, originally recorded for her first album and performed live off of the Living in Clip album, Fire Door remains one of her best songs to this day. […]
Song of the Day: Michael Kiwanuka – One More Night
If there is one man you can count on to make consistently good music, it is Michael Kiwanuka. A fantastic track, One More Night continues to prove that soul has a place […]
Song of the Day: The Chainsmokers – Setting Fires ft. XYLØ
XYLØ joins The Chainsmokers on their latest track and it is a nice change of pace from Closer which has played endlessly for the last forever. The latter is still a good […]
Song of the Day: Litche – Will You (feat. Loui Abell)
Will You, the second single from Litche and featuring vocals from Loui Abell, is an absolutely riveting piece of music and it might be one of the best things you will listen […]
Song of the Day: Vérité ~ Gesture (Vincent Flip)
Not that the original was bad in any way whatsoever, but Vincent adds a bit of his own punch to Vérité’s Gesture and the results are quite fantastic to say the least. […]
