Comprised of Majid Al Maskati and Jordan Ullman, the Toronto, ON-based electro pop production and artist duo Majid Jordan met while as students at the University of Toronto — and while in school, the duo […]
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New Video: The Trippy Spaced-Out Visuals for The Landing’s “Then Comes The Wonder”
With the release of the critically applauded We Are EP, the mysterious Brooklyn-based solo electro pop recording artist The Landing exploded into the blogosphere for a genre-bending sound that the artist has dubbed “space-pop” — and […]
New Video: The Lite Brite Channeling Visuals for S.M. Wolf’s “Lies for Heathens”
Currently comprised of Adam Gross (guitar and vocals), former frontman of Indianapolis-based band Amo Joy; former Amo Joy bandmate, Ben Leslie (bass); former Raw McCartney member Rachel Enneking (keys); and Gross’ wife Melanie Rau (bass), […]
New Video: The Slinky and Seductive Visuals and Sounds of London’s Formation
With the release of a now sold-out 12,” and their Young Ones EP, the London-based duo Formation, comprised of siblings Will and Matt Rinson quickly exploded into the UK electro pop scene; in fact, the duo’s […]
New Video: The Comic and Hallucinogenic Visuals for El Dusty’s “Orale”
Corpus Christi, TX-based producer, DJ and electronic music artist Horacio Olivera, best known as El Dusty has developed a reputation as the pioneer of a revolutionary, new subgenre he’s dubbed nu-cumbia, which meshes contemporary production techniques with […]
New Video: Introducing the Buoyant and Anthemic Sound of London’s Ten Fe
With the release of their critically praised single “Make Me Better,” the London-based duo Ten Fe, comprised of Ben Moorhouse and Leo Duncan took the blogosphere by storm for a sound that critics internationally have […]
New Video: The Sensual, Surreal, Dream-like New Video for The Harrow’s “Feral Haze”
Deriving their name from the name of a device used to torture and punish prisoners in Franz Kafka’s “In the Penal Colony,” Brooklyn-based band The Harrow can trace their origins back to 2008 when founding member Frank […]
New Video: The Creepily Seductive New Video for Psychic Love’s “Nancy”
Psychic Love is the (mostly) solo recording project of Los Angeles-based Laura Peters, who occasionally collaborates with Erick Jordan. Reportedly inspired by the true crime series that constantly air on Investigation Discovery and other […]
New Video: The Surreal and Nightmarish Sounds and Visuals for Crown Larks’ “Chapels”
Crown Larks – “Chapels” – Music Video from Emily Esperanza on Vimeo. Chicago, IL-based quartet Crown Larks have steadily built up a both a local and national reputation with praise from the likes of Stereogum, […]
New Video: Introducing the Old School Sound Sound of San Diego’s Rebecca Jade
Two time San Diego Music Award-winning soul/pop/R&B artist Rebecca Jade can trace the origins of her music career to growing up in an extremely musical home — her mother, was a professional jazz singer in Puerto […]
New Video: The Playful Yet Brooding Visuals for DOCKS’ “Where’s My Mind”
Comprised of Ranier (guitar and vocals), Joe (drums). Jamie (guitar) and Ryan (bass), the indie rock quartet DOCKS initially formed in San Jose, CA and relocated to Portland, OR. Over the past year, the quartet […]
New Video: The Suffers Remind You of Profoundly Sweet, Real Love
https://screen.yahoo.com/stay-130000291.html?format=embed With the release of the Make Some Room EP, Houston, TX-based dectet The Suffers have exploded on to the national scene this year as the band has played festival sets at Hangout Festival, Newport Folk Festival, Neon Desert Music Festival, their […]
New Video: The Gorgeous and Haunting Visuals for We Are Temporary’s “You Can Now Let Go”
Mark Roberts, the creative mastermind behind the critically acclaimed, Brooklyn-based indie electro pop project, We Are Temporary has developed a reputation for crafting music that draws from a wide range of influences within contemporary electronic […]
New Video: Field Music Muses on Aging and Being Cool in Video for “The Noisy Days Are Over”
Comprised of its creative masterminds, sibling duo Peter and David Brewis, along with the contributions of Kev Dosdale, Andrew Lowther, Ian Black, Liz Corney, Andrew Moore, Damo Waters and a rotating casts of collaborators, the Sunderland, […]
Live Footage: Land Lines’ Gorgeous and Dramatic Tiny Desk Concert Session
Currently comprised of Martina Grbac (vocals, cello), James Han (synth), and Ross Harada (percussion), the Denver, CO-based trio Land Lines Land Lines can trace their origins to the formation and gradual regrouping of a previous […]