Hard and fast, Conway's "Sudden Dawn" hits the ground running with a hook that'll be in your head for weeks and verses as articulate and hitting as they are fun.
All at once slinking and careful but full and assertive, the unforgiving and darkly addictive single demands - and fully deserves - your attention, so listen below and follow the links for more from Conway.
Marie Munroe's "Give You Up" features such a great mix of electronic indie pop there's no point in trying not to fall for her sound.
Vibrant and entrancing, desperate lyrics carry away a nearly disjointed rhythm and slinking melody in such a careful, confident way that it just feels right.
"Give You Up" is off Marie's newly released Under My Skin LP and if you've an hour to devote to music, we'd recommend nothing more than sitting back and soaking in this one.
Always ones to keep it interesting, Julian Taylor Band's video for single "Heard Good Things" was taken all in one shot, capturing all the brilliant energy of a live performance in three short minutes.
The band's smooth and truly unique blend of soul rock has always been impossible to resist and with a sound that is only getting better we would recommend getting hooked on Toronto based Julian Taylor Band as soon as possible.
Watch the video and follow the links below for more.
Sweet and simple, "Our Last Morning" was inspired by a songwriting challenge to write a song that could be played at a friend's wedding.
Says singer-songwriter Sheldon Clark of his track, "the chorus is sort of a vow to say, 'I'm going to love you until our last morning,' and being with someone until death do you part,"; with that sentiment and a chorus that takes its cues from John Green's famous The Fault In Our Stars quote, it's no surprise that the track plays out with an endearing romanticism and all the trappings of a great slow dance.
Look for his forthcoming EP, Word & Sound, to be released in March and catch an interview with Sheldon here before heading to all the sites below for more.
