Transgalactica – The Great Escape : Famine
If you like a cinematic rock atmosphere, then Transgalactica’s latest release, ‘The Great Escape : Famine’ is for you. The song is made with a fantastical ambience, evoking archaic imagery, medieval stories, myths, legends that you can immerse in. The song is made with ominous tones, deep and dark as they build up into a prophetic frame. The vocals are hypnotic, solemn and powerful. They have a theatrical style and language. Feels like you’re sounded by an immersive play. Stark clear guitar chords, warm riffs, and echoing moments all occupy the spaces between the vocals. If you like the music of Les Miserables, you’re sure to love the vision and sound that this artist brings to life.
Pisgah – Favor
Pisgah aka Brittney Jenkins is a singer-songwriter and an indie artist. For her latest release, ‘Favor’, she creates a warm riff path, lined with her thoughts and contemplations, emotions and experiences. And journeying through it, you are affected by her vulnerability, and carried by the tides of her feelings. The song is reminiscent of the retro vibe that artists like Regina Spektor and The Smiths bring with the more toned down flavours of alt folk favorites like Phoebe Bridgers. It’s modern in a very vintage way and that’s the best part of it. Has a little bit of everything. Listen Now!
Graham Price Gift Shop – cherish love
Graham Price Gift Shop and Alexx Becker create a quirky, mild funk, folk rock song called ‘cherish love’. The song sparkles with a retro influence. There’s the unchanging riff plane layered with melodic play, artsy vocals, and surreal horizons. A dreamy space forms, with buoyant feelings and characters. As they carry in you, you feel light, struck and dazed. The psychedelia is diffused gently, like chemtrails. Everything around you becomes rosy and romantic. It becomes artful, sweet, and sentimental. If you like a song that is amusing and playful, fresh and nothing like you’ve ever heard before, this this is it!
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