This edition of LITM Pop Picks brings groove-laden, lush, and energetic soundscapes from artists Tonoso, Antonio Liranzo, Kazu Osumi, Heliara, and Moon and Aries.
Read MoreLITM Pop Picks features genre-fusing, exquisite soundscapes from artists Valley Taylor, Classtronaut, Adam Blinov, and others
In this edition of LITM Pop Picks, we curate exciting releases from artists Valley Taylor, Classtronaut, Adam Blinov, Cashavelly, and Viveen.
Read MoreLITM Pop Picks features richly textured, emotionally resonant soundscapes from artists Gio Lavaud, Ipe, adam’5, and others
This edition of LITM Pop Picks brings enthralling releases from artists Gio Lavaud, Ipe, adam’5, Gianfranco GFN, and ZOAX.
Read MoreExperience energy and exuberance in LITM Pop Picks, featuring artists Wavewulf, Kevin Rose, MatAre, and others
In this edition of LITM Pop Picks, we showcase radiant soundscapes from artists Wavewulf, Kevin Rose, MatAre, Connr, and Nova Hall.
Read MoreLITM Pop Picks is teeming with radiant melodies from artists Laura Lederer, Frank Joshua, Karen Harding and others
In this edition of LITM Pop Picks, experience a range of feelings and captivating soundscapes from artists Laura Lederer, Denise Marsa, Marisol la Brava & A Flor de Piel, Frank Joshua, and Karen Harding.
Read MoreGroove to the upbeat rhythms and velvety melodies of LITM Pop Picks, featuring artists C. Samms, Ray Ramon, Emalia, and others
In this edition of LITM Pop Picks, we bring addictive beats, emotionally-charged tunes, and intriguing themes from artists Abby London, C. Samms, Ray Ramon, Sarah O’Moore, and Emalia.
Read MoreDreamy expanses and stirring melodies define LITM Pop Picks this week, from artists Heddy Edwards, Each Confide, Yukka, and others
In this edition of LITM Pop Picks, we bring music that you can lose yourself in, with immersive soundscapes and invigorating tunes from artists Seasonal Falls, Heddy Edwards, Sam Dickinson, Each Confide, and Yukka.
Read MoreLITM Pop Picks serves invigorating pop tunes that indulge your soul from artists Maisy Kay, Anthony Forrest, Aleutians, and others
In LITM Pop Picks this week, we curate remarkable soundscapes that will stir your spirit with bright melodies, lively rhythms, and heartfelt lyrics, from artists Maisy Kay, JD Kelleher, Dr Dawsound, Anthony Forrest, and Aleutians.
Read MoreExperience a range of textures and tones that pop music offers in LITM Pop Picks from artists Benjamin Race, Matt Wright, Devin Sunshine, and others
In LITM Pop Picks this week, we curate refreshing pop releases from artists Benjamin Race, Matt Wright, Jacøb, Agata Karczewska, and Devin Sunshine.
Read MoreGianfranco Pescetti Brings Us a Trippy Quantum of Sounds With His Lates Album “Dayturn Nocturnal”!
Fresh and psychedelic Maui-based Gianfranco Pescetti has just released their new 10-track revolution of music “Daystar Nocturnal”. This album which came out on the 25th of January, 2024 takes us through an exploration of soundscapes and ambiences quite unlike anything you’ve ever heard. So let the music take control of your senses and experience the magic of this 35-minute-long sonic ride!
Read MoreChristmas cheer and merry begin with this week's LITM Pop Picks, featuring Ralphy, ProntaCorde, Drew Danburry, Blueprint Moon & Limahl
This week’s pop picks create Christmas merry with the month leading to the spirit in our LITM POP LISTS with artists like Ralphy, ProntaCorde, Drew Danburry and others.
Read MoreLITM Pop Picks this week serves a strong brew of dance-pop, indie, blues and scandipop sounds featuring artists John Conlin, Dani Hagan, Army of Lovers and others
In this week’s edition of LITM Pop Picks we bring you an eclectic pop mix with music that spans across dance-pop, indie, blues and Scandinavian pop genres from artists John Conlin, Dani Hagan, Jack Droppers & the Best Intentions, Mick J Clark and Army of Lovers.
John Conlin - Months and Months
‘Months and Months’ by Toronto-based musician John Conlin blends pop with dance, electro, and synth elements, evoking the infectious energy of 2000s pop music icons like Enrique Iglesias and Justin Timberlake. Lyrically, the song delves into the emotional journey of post-breakup healing, offering reassurance and empowerment to those who habitually extend unwarranted second chances. The track boasts a sonic landscape with vivid synthesizer music, layered vocal harmonies, emphatic singing, and groovy rhythms. The chorus radiates energy, the kind that is needed to move on to better things in life. "Months and Months" is lively and compelling in expressing the narrative of resilience and self-affirmation.
Dani Hagan - Kissing You
‘Kissing You’ by Los Angeles based musician, Dani Hagan is the title-track of her upcoming album. It is a lyrical journey about being tantalized by forbidden love and the battle against succumbing to desire. Hagan's voice, reminiscent of Christina Aguilera and P!nk, adds a compelling dimension to the song. The track itself is a fusion of rock n roll and blues, characterized by sultry singing, driving drumming and suave guitar riffs. Blooming piano notes are embroidered throughout the musical fabric adding texture to the track. This track gives off a dingy rock-music bar, whiskey glasses and regrettable choices vibe.
Jack Droppers & the Best Intentions - Scooter
‘Scooter’ by Grand Rapids-based band, Jack Droppers & The Best Intention, is the title track of their latest album. It offers a unique listening experience, by being simple yet stratified. It delivers a riveting musical experience, in the likes of artists like Of Monsters & Men and The Lumineers. Lyrically, it delves into themes of self-discovery and self-realization, making it a song that resonates personally on multiple levels. The song begins with cheerful guitar strums, light percussion, and slender vocals, gradually building up to an explosive finale with wind instruments, harmonic choir, atmospheric synths, flickering xylophone, and thumping percussion. It’s the sonic equivalent of witnessing a majestic and vibrant sunset, setting off goosebumps all over your skin.
Mick J Clark - At Last
Singer song-writer Mick J Clark’s song ‘At Last’ is a narrative-driven musical gem. This track, released back in 2010, is making a well-deserved comeback, especially in the present context of Israel's war on Palestine. It spreads one critical message- love; love for all humankind. Lyrically, the artist conveys loud and clear— that the killing and injuring of women and children in wars must stop. It is outright cruel and cowardly, and more than anything it’s wrong. Allowing the doleful yet passionate vocals to take center-stage, the artist places soft guitar melodies, emotive piano notes and gentle percussion in the musical backdrop. This indie track mixes country, rock and soulful elements to give us an emotional rendition of the lyrical narrative.
Army Of Lovers - Love Is Blue
After a 10-year hiatus, Army of Lovers is back with ‘Love Is Blue,’ a flamboyant dance-pop track. The Swedish dance-pop sensation has teamed up with Ukrainian star-singer Olya Polyakova to deliver a blast from the past, with their authentic dance-pop sounds. The song's musical arrangement pays homage to legends like ABBA, offering a genius blend of orchestral choirs that soar and dip, pulsar percussion that beats with your heart, celestial synth melodies that serenade, and an infectious rhythm. Dramatic singing gracefully traverses the safe plains all the way up to tall dangerous cliffs of vocal range. This song is a vivid and exhilarating musical journey. Army of Lovers effortlessly marries their nostalgic dance-pop sounds with modern sensibilities. It's a testament to their enduring talent and a welcome return for fans of the scandipop genre.
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