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Posted by Fred Bambridge on April 12, 2022

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Be A Good Neighbor launches with debut single, "Old Enough" featuring BROCKBEATS

Japan-based Be A Good Neighbor has well and truly launched with their debut single, "Old Enough" featuring BROCKBEATS. The song is a delicate blend of lo-fi beats and dreamy RnB elements that gives it a slight late 90's pop feel to it. "Old Enough" bends genres and sends you on a journey of what Be A Good Neighbor is all about. Vocally it's sizzling, with Be A Good Neighbor drizzling all over the sugary instrumentation which provides the listener with a track they can get lost in. It's somewhat J-Pop in places with the vocal approaches and breakdowns pre-chorus but that's what we love about this track, it bends genres and sends you on a journey of what Be A Good Neighbor is all about. If you also love this track then do be sure to follow Be A Good Neighbor on the social platforms so you don't miss the next dream-pop tune from what seems to be an artist that can dominate the Japanese lo-fi scene.

The Max Headroom drops upbeat new anthem, "Alright"

Adelaide quintet The Max Headroom have sensationally retuned with their first track of 2023, titled "Alright" it's one heck of an upbeat indie anthem and has already seen it work it's way into multiple Spotify playlists - for good reasons too! They're one of these emerging acts from down under that we feel can explode out of the scene in Australia and easily find their feet in Europe The new offering is arguably their most energetic and pulsating track to date - and I think even the band would agree with me on that. The intro to the track is simply charming, a warm guitar tone welcomes you in before it breaks out into an indie-rock anthem that sounds like it's been written for the big-stages! The warm thrill of the song brings back wonderful memories to me with hints and nods to The Kooks and the angular sounds of The Strokes. They're one of these emerging acts from down under that we feel can explode out of the scene in Australia and easily find their fe

Rauly shares upbeat new tune, "Lost It"

Having seemingly broken onto the scene back in 2022, Rauly has embedded himself into the online emo scene and with now with clear over half a million it's clear that the California-based artist means business. The new single is confirming he's heading for stardom! Literally as soon as you dive right in the track has a high tempo that'll bring even the most cautious listener in, and here the drumbeat reminds me a lot of Two Door Cinema Club . It's high octane throughout and with the post-punk guitar that's highly rooted in the song shining very brightly it feels like a 00's Indie-Rock anthem with a modern emo-twist. Rauly is quickly becoming one hotly tipped artist, and certainly with new tunes such as "Lost It" and it's predecessor "Wait For You" almost confirming he's heading for stardom!

London's Tom b shares chilled-out new single, "She's Like A Dream"

Rising out of London is Tom b, and just a few days ago he shared his lo-fi and chilled out new single, "She's Like A Dream". The new offering is just his second-ever outing and features the lovely Lucy Wroe on the vocals. a kaleidoscope of sounds Even though the track is less than three minutes long a lot is packed into it, the intro especially gives the listener a kaleidoscope of sounds to focus on before the track really gets going. The wonky bassline is the one piece of the song I can't get enough, it's the crunch that does it for me and with it mixed in with the vocals and clicking drum-tones it's just so chill. I can easily see myself sticking this on in the depths of night when on a long drive.

Kat Koan unveils psychedelic cover of "SLOW" originally by Kylie Minogue

Berlin singer-songwriter Kat Koan has recently unveiled her psychedelic/rock-style cover of "SLOW", the same song that was originally sung by Kylie Minogue - and as it's Kylie I love it right away. "Slow" was known as one of Kylie's most seductive songs, and what Kat has done here is keep the same levels of seduction with the bassline commanding most of our attention. Interwoven is a tremendously big guitar that paints a canvas for her strong vocals to be painted on. In short, it's a fantastic cover that highly complements the original, while at the same time showcasing Kat Koan as an artist in her own right. Speaking about the song Kat says - "I love Kylie - the undisputed queen of sparkly hot pants. We wanted to take one of her songs and make it darker, fatter, grittier, more psychedelic sounding" In short, it's a fantastic cover that highly complements the original, while at the same time showcasing Kat Koan as an artist in her own right

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