With One More Day, Sistar return and they join up with Giorgio Moroder to make something quite different than what they would normally record. It is a little more dance-centric and […]
Song of the Day: Sistar & Giorgio Moroder – One More Day
Song of the Day: Capital Cities – Vowels
Capital Cities has finally returned and it was definitely worth the wait. Vowels continues to be a perfect example of what made the band so good and so famous in the […]
Song of the Day: Roy Orbison – In Dreams
When you think of the best singers of the Sixties and Seventies, Roy Orbison stands right alongside them and maybe, just a little bit ahead. In Dreams is one of his very […]
Song of the Day: Can’t Swim – Stranger
Can’t Swim deliver another powerful track called Stranger, one that starts off almost ballad-like, yet it soon picks up and finishes quite strongly. A good band that just keeps on getting better […]
Song of the Day: Britney Spears – Slumber Party ft. Tinashe
Tinashe is all over the place of late and that is a good thing and here, she joins Britney in the latest off of her album Glory called Slumber Party. The song […]
Song of the Day: MØ – Drum
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: 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 […]
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. […]
