With a stunningly dramatic piano taking center stage and a steady build up to its sweet spot of an explosive chorus, it's hard to listen to Chris London's "I Will Not (Say I'm Sorry)" without it evoking the feelings of a stadium ready single.
London's ever emotive vocals carry a sense of urgency with their honest lines while a genuine sound and patiently set riffs bring to mind comparisons the likes of Styx and Kansas.
Keep an ear out for more and check out our interview with Chris London.
Jax On Fire gives the sweet, bubblegum pop single a rough, dance-ready edge in his remix of Emergency Tiara's "Around". With dreamy cuts, smooth transitions, and the same sweet lines Emergency Tiara left running through your head with her original now rolling out on warm beats and a re-imagined hook, it's enough to have you shamelessly hitting replay.
Check out the remix, head to the sites, and be sure to catch our interview with Emergency Tiara.
Equal parts haunting and beautiful, Tim Muddiman and The Strange's "Wildwood Stone" offers stark lyrics, ominous tones, and a hypnotic melody that wears and stretches dizzyingly out until the listener is thoroughly entranced. The emphasis lies in articulate lines dripping of promises from a hopeless romantic with a realistic streak while a pretty, trepidatious piano lures you in and the accompanying video ties it together so you can't look away.
Check out the single and the links below for more from the band.
The video for Nolan Kennedy's "Devil Creep" feels like a continuation of the track from Kennedy's debut EP, The Honesty Theory. With a pretty backdrop against the equally entrancing melody and a nearly tangible authenticity be sure to check out the video and head to the sites below for more.
