Heavy Rotation: Chrome Sparks, Owl City, Prince Royce & More
Recent listens from Chrome Sparks, Owl City, Prince Royce and Shamir...
The Meaning of Love, Goddess (Chrome Sparks) - Synth music at its absolute best, ain't no doubt about it!
Blame It on Me (George Ezra) - Has a Vance Joy's Riptide-like folk touch somewhere, still pretty enjoyable.
All Good Things (Come to an End) (Nelly Furtado) - Slow and hypnotic, this melodious ballad is the ultimate eargasm.
My Everything (Owl City) - Contemporary Christian pop done right and Adam Young's voice is a major plus despite that Superheroes (The Script) vibe in the tune.
Back It Up ft. Jennifer Lopez & Pitbull (Prince Royce) - Back It Up is no On the Floor, J Lo's popular dance-floor scorcher, but fleetingly catchy it undoubtedly is.
Demon (Shamir) - With a unique androgynous countertenor voice, singer Shamir does wonders in this catchy single.
Black and Yellow (Wiz Khalifa) - Still a banger even after all these years, much like T.I.'s Live Your Life.
Letting Go (Dutty Love) (Sean Kingston ft. Nicki Minaj) - Built along the lines of Rihanna's Te Amo, yet very reggae and very catchy, and taken to the next level by Nicki Minaj's sick rap!
American Oxygen (Rihanna) - Rihanna shows a different side of hers in this mellow patriotic-themed industrial banger.
The Juddering, Carousel (East India Youth) - My synthpop and electronic music explorations have lead me to William Doyle, whose music is best characterised by lush electronic noise alternating between ambient and distorted.
The Meaning of Love, Goddess (Chrome Sparks) - Synth music at its absolute best, ain't no doubt about it!
Blame It on Me (George Ezra) - Has a Vance Joy's Riptide-like folk touch somewhere, still pretty enjoyable.
All Good Things (Come to an End) (Nelly Furtado) - Slow and hypnotic, this melodious ballad is the ultimate eargasm.
My Everything (Owl City) - Contemporary Christian pop done right and Adam Young's voice is a major plus despite that Superheroes (The Script) vibe in the tune.
Back It Up ft. Jennifer Lopez & Pitbull (Prince Royce) - Back It Up is no On the Floor, J Lo's popular dance-floor scorcher, but fleetingly catchy it undoubtedly is.
Demon (Shamir) - With a unique androgynous countertenor voice, singer Shamir does wonders in this catchy single.
Black and Yellow (Wiz Khalifa) - Still a banger even after all these years, much like T.I.'s Live Your Life.
Letting Go (Dutty Love) (Sean Kingston ft. Nicki Minaj) - Built along the lines of Rihanna's Te Amo, yet very reggae and very catchy, and taken to the next level by Nicki Minaj's sick rap!
American Oxygen (Rihanna) - Rihanna shows a different side of hers in this mellow patriotic-themed industrial banger.
The Juddering, Carousel (East India Youth) - My synthpop and electronic music explorations have lead me to William Doyle, whose music is best characterised by lush electronic noise alternating between ambient and distorted.
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