Make space in your summer playlists for some Loote! We can already see their debut single being a major mainstream pop to dancefloor crossover hit because it’s pretty banging on both accounts.
Jnthn Stein’s mellow production work has caught our attention. It stretches beyond the confines of mainstream electronica and is very welcoming to the ear.
Sydney native Donatachi is causing a stir in the DIY pop scene right now with his forward thinking approach to EDM. The single “In Rotation” is as catchy as it comes and buzzing with quirky genius.
When we heard Jack Vandervelde’s peppy track “Trouble”, we knew we had to do more than just review it. So, we jumped right in and met up with the pop newcomer and interviewed him!
There is plenty of fizz in JIM’s songs to score a favourable reaction. Infact, you can practically taste the rainbow in them. They are so neon charged and gleaming in unabashed poptasticness.
It’s a simple case of what’s not to like about Toffe’s “Painting Pictures”. It is the antidote to turn a frown upside down, leaving a happy emoji face in its place.
With “Told Me” newcomers Dusky Grey demonstrate a clear understanding of good pop sensibility, which more than anything makes them worthy to keep an eye on.
Like intimate, genuine and honest songwriting which is covered in perfect pop harmony and a side of quirky factor? We strongly recommend you become acquainted with Sarah Close by way of her delicious “Caught Up” EP now.
Olympia’s tunes are full of pep and spark, whilst being forward thinking and intrinsically stylish. They’ll send shivers of creative synergy coursing through your veins. Buckle up for an invigorating ride.
This curious little French electronic duo Zebra Lova unashamedly take bits and bobs from the 80’s. Analogue synths and speak-singing (not rapping!) and turn it enjoyably into quirky, nu-retro styled pop songs.
Newcomers Koiya have served up a potently electrifying debut. “Brood” is all these things; spectral, lavishly seductive, sublime and soaring but most of all - epically fabulous.
