Impossibly catchy and sure to get you hooked with its relaxed vibes and laid-back melody Tahiti 80's "Missing" offers a fun overview of the band's catalog: it moves around, it stays fun, but it stays grounded and just out of sync enough to be so damn enticing.
Grab Ballroom from iTunes now for singles "Missing" and "Crush!", check out new tracks "Escalator" and "Mr & Mrs Jones", and head to the sites below.
"Missing" Tahiti 80
Everything about Halcyon Drive's "Crusoe" makes it one to not be missed. An enticing rhythm and unique, ever-evolving production feel like warm days and cool nights and everything that screams youth clashing with adulthood.
That heavy back beat, the sweet swing to the chorus, and the way it all intermingles so fluidly with that addictive melody wrapped up with articulate lines you'll easily fall into will have you playing this on repeat
Grab the Cruel Kids EP from iTunes for more of the bands damn near perfect tracks, like the entrancing "Apart" and easy to fall for "Whitewash".
With thoughtful lyrics, patient riffs, and a steady build, Jake McMullen's "Always" rings out with a maturity beyond its years, while its ever changing dynamic gives the song its sense of underlying urgency and pure ache. The simply put "I don't know why I feel so alone" will haunt you with its honesty, McMullen's rich vocals will have you hooked in seconds, and everything about that swift and haunted end will have you ready to play the track on repeat.
Listen to "Always" and head to all the sites below to hear more.
With a heavy hold on that oh so popular dream pop sound, "100 Lanterns" manages to stand out from the rest with its haunting piano, weaving synth, and transfixing vocals, all made to pull you into the hauntingly sincere track from YOU.
YOU's control of the track is enviable, with a steady build running next to a solidly unobtrusive beat and that omnipresent piano, prominent enough to keep the track from being blown away and lost in all the synth. Honest lyrics ring out with a tinge of optimism in light of the otherwise dreary track, lending a haunted beauty to the track.
Their entrancing single hints at more great things to come from the baroque dream pop band so check out the single and head to the sites below.
