The Music Rag
With its haunting melody and rich beats, Frøkedal's "Kid" is instantly addictive before drifting into a near '80s pop inspired chorus that'll have you sitting up and paying attention. Calm and lulling in its forthright, intricate lyrics pull you in with a disquiet ease in a track that faces change head-on.
Look for more to come from Frøkedal in 2016 with her forthcoming debut LP, Hold On Dreamer.
Simply beautiful, Twin Limb's "Don't Even Think" pulses with life with its slow builds to an unnerving chorus, unwinding in honest verses that draw your full attention, before drifting into an infinite bridge. The quiet charm of "Don't Even Think" continues in its stark visual, offering only dreamy, hypnotic, entrancing shots that pull you in until you're fully wrapped up in Twin Limb's enigmatic sound.
For more from Twin Limb, check out their EP, Anything Is Possible and Nothing Makes Sense.
Justin Morelli's "Ain't Easy" is saccharine pop bright enough to ward off any of your winter blues. An easy beat and sing-along chorus will have you moving in seconds and Morelli's boyish charm will leave you wanting more, so head to the sites below and look for his album, I'm Ready, set to drop in February 2016.
SayReal's "Marbles" is distinctly fun with its sweet beats and smooth vocals that give life to the band's slowly addictive sound, and there's no doubt you could be perfectly content, laying in the sun and listening to this on repeat.
Catch up with the band in an interview here and look for more music to come soon.
