The Iddy Biddies – Words You Like to Say
The Iddy Biddies deliver a fresh folk rock number with their latest release, ‘Words You Like to Say’. Think The Beatles, Bon Iver, and The Paper Kites. With that dreamy contemplative folk, enriched tender tones and vulnerable lyricism, they are a dazing act. One that can send you into a gentle reverie. The gentle acoustic textures and heartfelt lyrics are crafted into harmony-rich indie folk landscapes. The result is a scenic, balmy and soft chromatic feel. One that gets you feeling high and expansive, as if in a surreal frame. The colors that spark out of it have sunset hues, the kind that tints without being painted. A soft and lush alt folk experience if there ever was one.
Parmy Dhillon – Nashville
Parmy Dhillon’s music has an energy that holds you within itself. The artist’s heartfelt candor and flowing vulnerability forges his music into such memorable and fresh atmospheres to enjoy. His latest release is ‘Nashville’, a track that swirls with dreamy melodies and expressive vocals. Like a Vincent Van Gogh painting, it’s as if the soundscape is coming to life. Parmy sings of his life in Nashville, far away from home. Young and with a head full of dreams, he falls in love with the place, its possibilities and everything that comes with it. He unpacks the emotions of hope, melancholy, homesickness, and perhaps a little bit of peace and power; all with such authenticity, it rushes into the soundscape and then into the listener. If you enjoy artists like Gavin DeGraw and early John Mayer, you’re sure to love this artist’s work.
Fred Presley – Sympathize
Fred Presley’s fresh melodies ebbs out of the song and imprints all around you. The artist has such a distinctive and delightful way of using tones, drawing emotions out of his sound with effortless grace. His latest release is ‘Sympathize’, an acoustic rock contemplation that takes you back to softer compositions of bands like Nickelback. It is doting, immersive, and incredibly nuanced. The evocation is especially powerful, so human in its compassion, empathy and love. The song is about how man’s interests, habits, activities and ways have caused regrettable destruction to Mother Earth. Despondent in the reality of it all, Fred reflects on how we lost our way and what the future looks like for humankind.
Andy Smythe – Leviathan
Andy Smythe delivers a rustic, old school country folk song with latest, ‘Leviathan’. The track is defined by the artist’s vocal style. His ability to carry feelings and thoughts so vulnerably, blended with luminous instrumentals, festive trumpets, and quivering accordions; all of it makes for such a great listening experience. There is something so classic and vintage about this track. A fresh spark that rotates and revolves with cheer and contemplation, a light-heartedness and a fleeting melancholy. If you enjoy the style and candor of artists like Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen and that era greats, you’re sure to love the instrumental play, raw vocal performance and unapologetic style of this artist. Listen Now!
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