The Music Rag
Ivy Nation's knack for good, full music with real meaning is impossible to resist and the intriguing mix of modern indie rock and '80s synthpop on the pitilessly honest "You Are The Centre Of Me" has us impatiently waiting for more.
Check out the single, listen to their previous release, "The Mile Road", to hear why you should already be hooked, and head to the sites below for more from Dublin based Ivy Nations.
Luke Rathborne's always charming touch of nostalgia sound continues on latest single "Losing It" which features so much of a Prince meets post-rock feel that we can't help but turn it up and dance.
Look for his next full length, Again, to be released in March, find Rathborne on his North American tour this Spring, and head to the sites below for more.
Paint The Muse's "Free People" is stuffed with warm pop beats and fun summer driven riffs with an anthemic chorus guaranteed to have you turning it up and hitting replay.
Every thing about this duo's so smooth mix of inherently fun sounds screams youth and freedom and we can't wait to hear more.
Head to the sites below to stay up to date with Paint The Muse.
Psychic Love's "Nancy" is just out of place enough to have us intrigued. It's not dream pop, too far removed from rock, and too driven in the verses to be techno and, honestly, it's just far enough off kilter that that lack of normalcy makes it great, keeping it interesting without being uncomfortable.
Strong and honest, the track's dizzy but patient, worthy of the time to let yourself truly sink into it and appreciate those full, undulating beats and drawn out riffs, represented with a video that plays out much like the track itself: simple but forthright, and unnerving enough to have you keeping watch while still wanting more.
Head to the sites below for more from Psychic Love.
