chasing luma - motions

Canada’s own chasing luma is alternative pop’s newest act to watch. Prior to the creation of chasing luma, the breakout indie artist was producing gold-certified dance music hits. But behind his success across the dancefloor, luma was experiencing a disconnect between his life and musical works. Following a brief creative hiatus and a rediscovery of self, chasing luma emerged from the shadows a more fulfilled artist. At the heels of his debut single “bittersweet,” chasing luma is back with the sophomore single “motions.” The soothing new track is marked by his charismatic vocals and washed-out digital beats. An indie dreamer’s delight, “motions” is poetic, mellow, and downright charming.

ZOLA - GLITTER AND THE GOLD

ZOLA · Glitter And The Gold

San Fransisco songstress ZOLA just revealed “Glitter and the Gold-” the lead single to her forthcoming EP. A patron saint of the road less traveled, this genre-opaque number is inspired by those who have doubted her career. To ZOLA, there’s more to music than LA sunshine and major label deals; music is her vehicle for self-expression and reckoning. A spectacle made simple, “Glitter and the Gold” offers a formidable listening experience as rich as a symphony. Her timeless voice floats instinctively through an agile, electronic-driven beat that bends and breaks at its own whim. Her poetic lyrical work binds to her crystalline vocal instrument like moths to a flame, creating a musical landscape effortlessly balanced. A spellbinding first look at the impending EP, “Glitter and the Gold” is already a classic.

CROOKED COLOURS - FALLING

Crooked Colours · Falling

Any time we can get some new Australian indie dance pop … we’ll take it! I mean, is there anything better? One of our favorite electro dance trios from down under have released that good good today … just in time to take a step back into COVID lockdown in the US. Crooked Colours euphoric new track “Falling” combines elements of indie, house, and pop that is amplified by lead singer Phil Slabber’s dynamic vocals alongside seductive indietronica production. “This will be a first for us as we don't have the chance to play ‘Falling’ live, so it will be a special moment to play it to an audience that has been sitting on it” added Slabber. Perfect for your stay-at-home dance parties this weekend - swoop it HERE!

DEKELYN - WHAT WE COULD BE

dekleyn · What We Could Be

Ahead of their debut self-titled album, Australian indie-pop duo Dekelyn drop the final look into the highly-anticipated LP. “What We Could Be” is a chill hit with catchy rhythms, satin vocals, and enchanting guitar riffs. The track unfolds with ease, creating an outline of smooth-as-butter hooks that you just can’t turn down. Affable as hell and downright charming, the alternative duo makes a two-man-band sound like an orchestra of delightful melodies. Stay on the lookout for their debut album slated for release this October.

BRISKEY - MESMERISING

Briskey · Mesmerising

Australian artist Briskey’s latest single “Mesmerizing” is an aptly titled indie-pop treat tucked in squarely to his already-impressive catalog. Driven by darling synths and a bouncy rhythmic pattern, Briskey’s sound-design feels effortless. Crafted with purpose and intention, “Mesmerizing” is an effervescent listening experience. A blend of electronic and pop subgenres, Briskey creates soundscapes that are entirely his own.

ÄTNA - MADE BY DESIRE

A cheeky and vibrant success, two-piece outfit ÄTNA’s latest single “Made By Desire” is a marvel to behold. The German ensemble stitches together a tapestry of indie-pop and avant-garde alternative music that blossoms with an often peculiar ebb and flow. A formidable listening experience both on stage and in the studio, ÄTNA champions the sounds of the future. Luminous and rich with musical curiosities, “Made By Desire” is a left-of-center indie gem that serves as the namesake track to their debut album set for release February 14. A spectacular glance into the forthcoming LP, this distinguished track prompts an undoubtedly joyous listen. A testament to their intricate dexterity and finely tuned artistic vision, “Made By Desire” is not one to miss. Listen today.

TRAILS - HOLD MY SOUL

Delivering his final single of the year, TRAILS releases his indie-pop anthem “Hold My Soul” with the help of Ben Esser and lyrics from Esser. His moving production style is impossible to deny, and his latest track is no different. Sculpted from the sounds of contemporary pop, “Hold My Soul” stays true to TRAILS’ left-of-center songwriting to create a melting pot of zestful sounds. A colorful track with invigorating hooks and a spirited feminine topline, TRAILS is exiting 2019 with no stone unturned. Following a monumental year, fans can only expect more greatness from the German pioneer in 2020.

THE MILLENNIAL CLUB - MI

Four piece ensemble The Millennial Club is the indie fusion outfit you need to be listening to. Their debut EP, She’s So Insane is a 6-track series of lush guitar plucks, 80s inspired dance cadences, and crisp alternative vocals. “MI” is the 3rd cut from the EP. A labyrinth of dream pop resonance and compelling lyrical prose, “MI” is an impressive facet stitched carefully into this debut project. Anchored by its witty production and sun-soaked synths, The Millennial Club struts across dazzling soundscapes and nu-wave pop. Listen to “MI” and She’s So Insane today.

ARIZA - KEEP ON

Need a little chill #mondaymotivation? This Tuesday is more like a Monday for most after the holiday weekend here in the US. This new track from artist/producer ARIZA is as relaxing as it is relatable. Entirely written, recorded, and produced by the Colombian-born, LA-based musician, “Keep On” is minimally produced, but manages to say a lot about the artist. Describing the inspiration behind “Keep On,” ARIZA expressed how the song is “one of the most personal tracks to describe a musician’s life in LA. The constant ups and downs. The ego checks. The emotional and existential turmoil experienced. It’s an honest look towards getting over hurdles and continuing to improve within the craft.”