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As per my final post, mydaybydaymusic has now grown into The Pursuit Of Sound. To visit and follow my new blog, click on the image below!
As per my final post, mydaybydaymusic has now grown into The Pursuit Of Sound. To visit and follow my new blog, click on the image below!
I have been holding off from sharing UK singer-songwriter Frances’ beautiful track Grow for over a week now, as I wanted it to accompany the sad but also exciting news that today is my final post on mydaybydaymusic. After sharing 1004 daily song posts dating all the way back to September 1st 2012, I’ve decided that today…
Looking beyond the slightly off-putting / cheesy song title, LA trio LANY’s latest track 4EVER! is an exquisite piece of no-nonsense American synth-pop. With its bold, clinical percussion and intermittent synth stabs an immediately appealing proposition, the song gradually matures in stature throughout, leaving you instantly craving more at its radiant and vibrant close. Similarly catchy to the likes…
An artist with a rich history on mydaybydaymusic that spans all the way back to February 2013, LA-based duo Freedom Fry continue to spread their positive outlooks on life on brand new single 21. Spirited and carefree, the track plays on the idea of youthful innocence, with married band members Bruce Driscoll and Marie Seyrat chanting infectiously the…
After discovering Ellas’ track Heartbeat on Soundcloud earlier this week, I tried to do a little snooping around the internet to unearth more about the artist, however quite unusually I failed to learn anything insightful about (the presumed band) at all. Backstory or not, their only track online Heartbeat is an endearing number that’s woven piano and cello lines support the…
Sparing nothing in the grandeur department, Australian producer Flume has teamed up with Andrew Wyatt (Miike Snow), director Clemens Habicht and the Sydney Opera House for the release of his impressive new single Some Minds. Delivered in an equally visual and sonic manner, Some Minds is a sensory experience that tastefully steals your absolute attention. A must…
Almost perfectly summarising my love for everything electronic / pop, blog-favourite Jaymes Young and Phoebe Ryan’s duet We Won’t is an intelligently crafted work of musical art. With voices that melt marvelously together, the duo’s natural passion and creative allure has an almost magnetic affect on my ears. Produced with a real class, We Won’t is an exceptional piece of…
Back in February, I stumbled upon and shared Animals, the very exciting debut single from 18-year-old South London musician KYKO. Following a few months of silence, we are now treated to his much-anticipated and equally catchy follow-up single Headlights. With a featuring spot on his forthcoming debut EP, Headlights is a sublime piece of catchy indie pop that channels a…
As fine a pop song as you’re likely to hear this week, LA’s Molly Moore has me jiving in my seat as I write about her thrilling new single Don’t Believe It. Performed with raw, inspiring passion, Don’t Believe It is a confident, all-guns-blazing pop song that shares Molly’s belief that the best world to live in, is the…
It has been almost three years since I last heard anything from Philadelphia-based band Cheers Elephant, so it was a nice surprise this morning to stumble upon Airliner, their brilliant brand new single. Emphatic, feel-good indie-pop, the track’s casual, care-free style is a real treat on the ears. Find out for yourself below! Download Artist – Itunes
Introducing something brand new this morning, meet ASHA, a former street dance teacher from London who’s first foray into creating and releasing music is a very exciting statement indeed. Reminding me of fellow London newcomer RAYE, ASHA’s debut single We Can Do This is a sweet, soulful and tempting piece of mesmerising R&B. Refreshingly rich and honest, ASHA is…
I must confess, it feels like a long time since I last shared anything with a bit of rock spirit, so Girl, the new single from London band Storms is the perfect antidote for all those craving something a little grittier this fine Friday evening. A real head turner, Girl is a grungy, guitar heavy piece of rock…
Released earlier this week, Parisian producer Uppermost’s new single Blame It On Love featuring British singer Jacob Banks is a stylish, futuristic sounding track that is incredibly easy on the ear. Richly produced, the song’s excitable and colourful electronics are perfectly grounded by Banks’ ridiculously charming vocals, a welcome bonus asset to an impeccably produced song. Download Artist – Itunes
One of my favourite discoveries in recent months, American musician Jordan Bratton impresses once again on his sky-scraping single Bound, the second track on his recent EP ‘YOUTH’. Blending the alluring aspects of hip-hop / R&B / electronic and pop genres all in one, Bound is a collectively, well-formed radio-friendly track that I challenge you not to enjoy! Download Artist – Itunes
Reminding me a little of some early Mark Ronson, 20 year-old, London-based pop star Izzy Bizu shines brightly on her emphatic new single Adam & Eve. Forcing a smile onto all who hear, the track is a light, shuffling treasure that almost begs to be played on uninterrupted repeat. Infectiously energetic, this is a proper Tuesday treat.…