Updated but reminiscent of all things stark and stripped that made you first fall for indie folk, Florist's "White Light Doorway" is stuffed with fun riffs, hypnotic beats, pretty light vocals, genuine lyrics, and a patient distort that builds to a freeing, wanting, drop.
Look for more to come from Florist in 2016 with the release of their debut LP, The Birds Outside Sang, out January 29th via Double Double Whammy.
Fredwave's inspired mix of smooth R&B against distorted, disjunct beats and dreamy synth is something to behold. Wholly unique and gently entrancing it's hard to miss the greatness of Fredwave's style and even harder to wait for his next single to drop.
Catch his dark debut visual for single "Kno Betta" below and look for more of his smooth wave-like tracks to come in 2016.
Matt Andersen's soulful vocals and rich riffs give the track a sense of familiarity that feels like heading home, while still maintaining an authentic sound that's all its own. "Let's Get Back" is just good folk rock, begging your attention with smooth, steady builds, pure riffs, and just enough brass to kick it up a notch and get you hooked.
WAAX has the lo-fi garage rock sound down, but their impossibly smooth productions and fun riffs make songs like "Holy Sick" sound custom made for long, loud listens and sweaty dancing. It's loud and desperate and fun, and we just want to turn it all the way up. Look for more from Brisbane fivesome WAAX in 2016 and head to the sites for more infectious tracks now.
