This edition of LITM Pop Picks brings melodies across spectrums and genres from the likes of Apuhjee, Frank Joshua, Dr Dawsound and others!
Apuhjee - Space To Forget
"Space To Forget" by Apuhjee brings a deep, synth-laden sound to the fore with itntrospective lyrics that harken back to long moments of soul-searching; all mixed in with delightful, crunchy synths and a bassline to remember. The production follows a mostly deep-house sound with some retrowave and club house elements, with a focus on the vocals that yields another layer of dimensionality to the song. The pianos in the background also form memorable, enjoyable counter-melodies that take to your mind almost immediately; and the result is enjoyable on first listen, on the second, and for many more. Check out the track here!
Frank Joshua - On This Night
Prepare to lose yourself into the night with the resounding, deep sound of "On This Night" by Frank Joshua. Frank's voice rings deep nad strikes hard, as the vocals overcome you in an idyllic river of emotion, portrayed quite beautifully with the pianos, which take a focus on this song. Blended with downtempo, deep house, this song makes for quite the compelling combination for when you wish to step on the gas, leaving miles behind you, driving off into moonlit streets. A true song to lose yourself to, on this night-- check out the track here!
Dr Dawsound - Electric Heartbeat
In a world where neon dreams collide with delightful 80s and 90s synths to make a synthwave-house track like no other, "Electric Heartbeat" is a charming listen right from the get go; there's much to excite the ear and get you grooving with no waiting about, surrounding you throughout its runtime. The song has this positive, charismatic energy that takes you by storm, and as the track develops, the synths bring more and more a feel-good to the track, and at the end, you're left hitting the rewind and repeat buttons. Probably for good measure, I will add. Check out the track here!
Isla de Luca - i already am one
Say hello to sinister seductiveness with "i already am one" by Isla de Luca; bringing the charm of overdriven, crunchy guitars, picked rock basses together with a club-friendly beat and cadence, there is a balance that this song strikes that leaves it high-energy, a pleasant listen, and emotive, all at the same time. The production is quite of interest here with its myriad elements that still somehow work together, and work together well. The vocals are another highlight on the song with their effortless flow, and high-adrenaline delivery, complementing the song even further. Check out the track here!
Jeff Robertson & Nulife - Psalm 118
Bringing elements of blues, classical music and pop together, "Psalm 118" takes a direction into belonging and communion, executed excellenty well with its wide, expansive choirs complemented with the express, high-energy drumming and slick meter changes that leaves it a high-energy, moving listen from start to stop; The vocals are an easy standout on the track with wide range, sung and harmonised par excellence, and mixed with clarity and precision. The guitars bring another aspect of interest to the song, and in conclusion, there's much to love about this track. Check out the track here!
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