ANIMÁL - A PLACE IN THE SUN

ANIMÁL · A Place In The Sun

Another triumphant release from rising Brooklyn duo ANIMÁL “A Place In The Sun” is the second single off their forthcoming album Flight. A stellar follow-up to their well-received debut “Let Me Down,” the pluko-mixed cut is an atmospheric listen with an undeniably comforting resonance. Living proof that their musical depth is mapped by an ocean of influence, “A Place In The Sun” explores the softer side of their sound. An ascent to a grand finale, the twosome creates velvety soundscapes that end with a sharp and streamlined finale. A placid experience from born from the synchronicity of two lifelong collaborators, “A Place In The Sun” is worth the replay.

MARK MENDY & CONAN MAC - CARBON

Soave · Mark Mendy & Conan Mac - Carbon

Mark Mendy is back with his first release of 2020, “Carbon”, which features the sultry UK singer-songwriter Conan Mac on the topline, and indulges in everything fans have been waiting for. “Carbon” flaunts uplifting production full of tropical house touches with thumping synths and plucky guitars and creates the perfect space for Mac’s voice to float on top. In doing so the duo deliver an infectious tune that effortlessly flows from the speakers into ready ears. Mendy notes that “after a break up, you can burn any belonging of your ex, but you still have to figure out how to get rid of those pieces of memory stuck in the back of your mind to really get over it” and “Carbon” serves as an ode to figuring that out.

KIVRAK - BATTLEFIELD (FEAT. TARA LOUISE)

Returning from a creative hiatus, electronic producer Kivrak returns with a spirited house anthem “Battlefield.” When he’s not championing the underground at EDM Joy and Paradise Circus, Kivrak is a maestro of digital sounds. Calling on the vocal prowess of singer-songwriter Tara Louise, “Battlefield” is an impressive house cut that blossoms from first note to last. Seamless transitions and classic house synths give rise to a club-ready, dance-floor-approved gem. An elegant return to the spotlight, Kivrak’s latest is a euphoric listening experience through and through. Watch this space for more from the EDM aficionado.

CHILLHUM - I'M SLIPPIN'

An acoustic-electro hybrid cut, LA-based newcomer chillhum delivers a breezy treat with his latest single, “I’m Slippin’.” A well-balanced gem, chillhum blends two unsuspecting genres to create the sounds of sunshine. A windows-down highway-ride jam, listeners lose themselves in optimistic melodies and illustrious synths. Succeeding in his efforts to never be pigeon-holed into any one genre, chillhum’s style is to craft and release the unexpected. “I’m Slippin’” is authentic and unchanging in its ingenuity. Listen to this warm tune today and expect more from the Los Angeles composer.

SUPER DUPER - QUIVER / SLEEPWALKING

Beautiful Buzzz favorite Super Duper is back with another 2 sided single, “Quiver” and “Sleepwalking.” The Nashville producer’s 2020 hot-streak rages with his magnificent new treat released via The Fader’s newly-launched record label. “Quiver” is a soft-spoken, synth-popping treat with whispering melodies and carefully selected vocal samples courtesy of Lonas. Stitched together with a melancholic feel, “Quiver” tugs at the heartstrings before “Sleepwalking” ramps up the project with an energetic, future-bass feel. A beautifully juxtaposed triumph, both tracks collide to create a single atmospheric listening experience. Building on his already-spectacular inventory of creation, this spectacular 2-track effort is Super Duper at his finest.

ASLOVE - BOOM BOOM

A multi-instrumentalist inspired by the likes of Tame Impala, Jimi Hendrix, Beethoven, and Justice, Aslove is the musical amalgamation of powerful authority. From early immersion into various music scenes, Aslove forged his own sonic path and finely-tuned aesthetic. Shining through in each powerful release, "Boom Boom" sees Aslove's production and composition skills at its best. Teaming up with English songstress Franky, the pair deliver a radio-ready hit suited for dancefloors worldwide. The track's pendulum swings between buoyant synths and free-flowing, cheeky vocals.

SNSES - CYLCES (FEAT. KARRA)

Weaving a sonic journey into serene sound, SNSES blends uplifting indie electronic elements with captivating pop vocals to deliver "Cycles" featuring KARRA. A track once sitting as a sweet demo birthed itself into the music world after just one studio session. Chalked up to synergy and skill, "Cycles" is the beautiful brainchild of SNSES, the California based creative making twinkly, inspiring sound. An ode to breaking past toxic phases of life, "Cycles" aims to encourage listeners to rise up against ultimately unhealthy relationships. Featuring a mirage of dance music and breezy pop elements, "Cycles" featuring KARRA is SNSES at his best.

BRONZE WHALE x POLES - HOLD. WAIT. FALL.

It’s another day in the life of quarantine and while all seems a little bleak, Bronze Whale brings us a single to help us get our mind off of things. On “Hold. Wait. Fall.” the duo partners with long time friend Poles and expertly blends elements of R&B. indie-electronic music and hiphop to create a truly special listening experience. The cinematic production flaunts strumming basslines and intricate percussion while the stunning vocal entices the listener and drives home the message of loving someone even when you know it can only end poorly. This single comes as one of our favorites and prefaces an EP that will be dropping later this year.

BEARSON - FEELINGS (FEAT. HART)

The weekend just got a little sweeter as Bearson just dropped his newest single “Feelings.” One of his finest songs to-date, he teamed up with Swedish-vocalist HART to deliver a heart-fluttering tune that depicts the too-well-known struggle of trying to open up to someone about your feelings when you’re hurting. HART’s delicate vocals mesh perfectly with Bearson’s charged, melodic production. Emotions run high with this catchy track that will be stuck in your head for weeks. 

"Feelings started with me receiving a demo remotely from Sweden. I really liked the song, so I got a hold of the vocal stems and started building around it from scratch. I usually like being in the studio with the vocalists I'm working with, but in these weird times we're in I guess I'll have to get used to this way of working too, haha." - Bearson