A playlist for coffee & good times
Enjoy our YouTube playlist with a nice cup of coffee this morning. We curated 10 fine upcoming lo-fi indie pop artists from Bandcamp, Spotify and Soundcloud to create some good times.
The perfect playlist for your coffee break
These 10 fresh lo-fi indie pop songs from up-coming artists create together the best 30 minute break to enjoy your coffee. With DeFrank, The Hazy Seas, Phantom Handshakes, Stevie Zita & more!
Song about our disconnected world from Penfriend
Exotic Monsters is a laundry list of asynchronous human needs and desires; a reflection of our increasingly confused, disconnected and polarised lives.” Penfriend proudly presents her latest single.
New at our radio playlist: Electrifying Lauren Light
On stage, Lauren Light artfully crafts the perfect blend of pop, and powerfully soulful vocals. Her music featured in the Marvels hit show “Runaways” and is recently added to our radio stream.
To start 2021 with a positive vibe: Kerri Watt’s debut album
Wanna start 2021 with a positive vibe? “Neptune’s Daughter” from Kerri Watt can be the perfect way to keep that intention. The uplifting debut album will be released in January 2021.
The playfulness of Nashville Hip Pop band Miki Fiki
Nashville-based Miki Fiki isn’t the first band without guitars, and it won’t be the last. But this configuration, born in a ranch-style home in 2017, has given the group a limitless versatility.
MILO
Alternative pop/rock
Helena Deland’s bricolage of bedroom-indie confessionals
The album “Something New” from Helena Deland was written and recorded over a period of two years. It begins with Deland’s guitar and expanding into a lavish sonic sphere that blends elements of hypnagogic pop and classic folk.
Recommended vinyl: “In Memory Of My Feelings”
“In Memory Of My Feelings” is beautiful thought out without overthinking it or losing emotive layering. The album from Catherine Anne Davies and Bernard Butler will be released at October 16.
Coming up: the sparkling debut EP from Margot
By combining young and energetic vocals with a wide range of soundscapes, Margot shows a fierce independency with “Slow Down.” Singing the song as if it is written to a lover, the songstress promotes self-love.