Hey! It’s Saturday Wonderful weather outside (well, in my place), and I am here again with some wonderful, fresh music for your ears and brains. Here is the song “back to me”, by the slowcore / shoegaze project “glass egg” from Seattle, United States. Let’s check it out! The song brings a mesmerizing blend of slowcore, shoegaze, and indie elements. This song, which is part of their album “In Case I Forget You,” captivates listeners with its hauntingly beautiful vocals and intricately woven arrangements. The interplay between the delicate, emotive voice and the lush, atmospheric instrumentatio ..read more

Good morning (or whatever on your side of the web). Friday is traditionally a day of fresh music, right? So, I am also here to give you a portion of beautiful music Today here is the track “I recall you and I spat over the guardrails”, by the Australian indie / folk artist Vilde. If you want to check out more of his works, see the links below the post. And let’s dive into it! Of course, I will say that his voice is just amazing. Every time I listen to his music, it sounds unbelievably soothing to my ears. Even though the song is sad and, obviously, it’s about a death of feelings. It still hol ..read more

Hi, folks! I am here again, and it means that it’s time for fresh music This time Here is the song called “Suas”, by the musician from Dublin, Ireland — Sour Blood. Let’s dive into it! The overall style, vibe, and atmosphere of the song remind me of Radiohead (which is not bad at all…because I love their music). It sounds like a slow movement in the beginning but reminds me of a water swirl that pulls me into the fast water of the river at the end. Wonderful vocal manner. It sounds honest to me. I mean, a lot of modern world songs sound like they were performed by the robots…but this one soun ..read more

Hi, guys! It’s a sunny Sunday, and I want to post one wonderful song here today It’s called “Those Were the Days”, from the album “Good Like You”, by the altenrative / indie musician from Tustin, California, United States — Shawn Cutts. Let’s check this out! The song blends indie, folk, and acoustic elements to create a warm and inviting musical experience. This song features a lush acoustic arrangement that perfectly complements the delicate vocal part, creating a beautiful sea of sound that is both soft and evocative. “Those Were the Days” is a heartfelt reflection on memories and connectio ..read more

Hi, friends! How are you all doing? I hope everything is wonderful on your side Today I am here to share with you a wonderful song called “Over It” by indie / folk music artist from Bristol, UK — Tamu Massif. Let’s check it out! The song is not exactly folk, indie-pop, or something else. It’s clearly a mix of a lot of genres, from ambient, to psychedelic, and even further to some shades of hip-hop and electronic music. Artist showcasing his ability to seamlessly blend diverse musical elements into a cohesive and captivating sonic experience The mood of the song is pretty light and warm to me ..read more

Hey! How are you all doing? New week = new music! So, I am here to share an amazing song called “Simple”, by indie / alternative musician from Manchester, UK — Caoilfhionn Rose. Let’s dive right in! The first thing that comes to mind when I am listening to it — it’s adult music. Maybe not adults from the age perspective, but definitely for those whose musical taste is strongly formed. It slightly reminds me of Radiohead with some light jazzy shades and an amazingly pleasant female voice. Just wonderful work. “Simple” is a serene meditation on the complexities of human connection, with Rose’s ..read more

Hello, guys! It’s Saturday and I want to share with you one pretty soft and atmospheric song Today here is Kid Tigrrr — dream pop / bedroom pop music artist from Cleveland, United States, and her song called “Dinosaur”. Let’s check this out! From the first “sight” you may think that the song is very simple. In general, it is. But by spending a bit more time checking out all the details of the arrangement, you will see that the song is wonderful and deep in its “simplicity”. It has much more to say than you may think. The wonderful vocal timbre on top of a soft and warm indie arrangement sound ..read more

Hi guys! If yesterday’s track was pretty dark and experimental, this one is going to be pretty melancholic and kinda epic in some moments. So, here we go! Embark on a dreamy sonic journey with Sivan Levy, an indie / dream pop artist from the vibrant city of Tel Aviv, Israel. The latest track, “When The Winter’s Coming In” invites listeners into a world of atmospheric melodies and ethereal vocals. Sivan Levy’s unique blend of indie and dream pop genres creates a captivating soundscape that resonates with emotion and introspection. In some moments, the vibe slightly reminds me of trip-hop music ..read more

Hey everyone! Back with another musical gem for your ears. Today, we’re diving into the world of Coos — indie folk / pop artist hailing from Utrecht, Netherlands. Her latest track, “Alter Ego,” has me hooked, and I can’t wait to share the vibes with you. I won’t spill the beans on the meaning behind the lyrics just yet—read on for that personal touch straight from Coos. What I can tell you is that this song is a beautiful blend of silk, softness, and air. Coos’s vocals are like a delicate dance, weaving through a landscape of acoustic guitar, subtle drums, and lush synth pads. The song takes y ..read more

Hi, guys! Traditionally, I’m back with fresh music for you to check out. Today here is Sivan Levy – indie / dream pop music artist from Tel Aviv, Israel, and the song called “Steams”. Let’s dive right in! I will not say anything about the meaning of the song. You can easily read it below firsthand. I only can say, that I feel all the sadness of the song and sympathize for real. Let’s jump to the musical side of things from here. It’s an incredibly gentle, sad, melancholic, slightly dark, and atmospheric song. It starts from the quiet part and slowly builds up towards the end. I don’t know why ..read more