Heavy Rotation: Ariana Grande, Few Bits, Mitski & More
The week when listening to James Blake, his play with silences and his gorgeously tuned electronic ballads gave my life a new colour! A blissful timeless classic, that's what it is.
In Common (Alicia Keys) - Where Alicia Keys becomes the latest singer to join the dancehall zeitgeist.
Into You (Ariana Grande) - A signature Ariana Grande song, featuring her signature vocal cadence, almost sounding like a faster version of Problem. But goodness is that synthetic hook catchy!
Summer Sun (Few Bits) - Jangly guitars and a lush orchestration make this gauzy dreampop song an instant addiction.
I&I (LUH) - Ellery James's gravelly voice finds its perfect match in the intricate textured sounds, ending the rock number on a musical high.
I'll Lead You There (Message To Bears aka Jerome Alexander) - A song as ambient and mesmerising as this should never get over. It's criminal!
Happy (Mitski) - A state of happiness has never sounded this ominous to be honest.
She Shakes (Pure Bathing Culture) - It's summer, and nothing makes the onset of the season more clear than this bright, dreamy piece of guitar-pop from the Oregon-based indie outfit.
In Common (Alicia Keys) - Where Alicia Keys becomes the latest singer to join the dancehall zeitgeist.
Into You (Ariana Grande) - A signature Ariana Grande song, featuring her signature vocal cadence, almost sounding like a faster version of Problem. But goodness is that synthetic hook catchy!
Summer Sun (Few Bits) - Jangly guitars and a lush orchestration make this gauzy dreampop song an instant addiction.
I&I (LUH) - Ellery James's gravelly voice finds its perfect match in the intricate textured sounds, ending the rock number on a musical high.
I'll Lead You There (Message To Bears aka Jerome Alexander) - A song as ambient and mesmerising as this should never get over. It's criminal!
Happy (Mitski) - A state of happiness has never sounded this ominous to be honest.
She Shakes (Pure Bathing Culture) - It's summer, and nothing makes the onset of the season more clear than this bright, dreamy piece of guitar-pop from the Oregon-based indie outfit.
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