We now have a weekly post for music that BMTM wants to share! Ensuring everyone can get themselves heard, this is place to find extra music that is not on the weekly single reviews. It's so amazing the great, up and coming acts that are pushing themselves and putting out music, that deserves more attention!
So here is a new weekly update of what is surfacing around the world, that is waiting to be heard and could be the start of something great, for a songwriter or artist. Please share your own music or music you love for this segment by either by emailing us or putting your own music onto MusoSoup (link below) , a fantastic website that ensures your music reaches endless amount of bloggers and music writers.
Wowza the beat and intricate synths that start this song is captivating, to such an incredible level!! Before we know it, we enter Tunnelvisions world that is filled with colourful synths and straight up vocals, making you feel entranced and stuck in this catchy track. Magically, it transforms modestly into this hip-hop inspired segment t that makes this song feel like an acid inspired journey. The duo really sound confident and imaginative throughout their recent EP, with 'Acid Neverland' truly feeling like we have been sent straight to the second star to the right and partied on straight into the morning!
The immersive nature of the standout track on Reset's latest EP, is truly outstanding. Here we have a song that has an acoustic feel to it but includes some beautifully, executed electric guitar and a classy, prominent drum playing. The singer herself sounds so impressive, her singing is captivating and filled with such confidence, flowing over the top quality melody that is such a shinning part of the 'Retirement Paradise' EP. The chorus will get into your head and will just feel better and better after each listen!
The smoothness and energy that is infused by The Dead Freights on this track is highly impressive, they know they can offer something and teases us with what is at stake on 'Sufferin' Safari'. The drumming and bass really stands out, while the guitars and vocals seem like they are having a blast, all the time! When you get to the closing moments, you will be banging your head along to it non stop and wanting more.
As soon as the retro synths kick in, Lauer draws you in with this blissful release. The wishful sounding synths capture such a wonderful tone, while it is supported by a solid drum beat and distorted guitars, that are hugely infective. Dena swims along the melody with her vocals so awesomely, making this song an impressive single that will capture a lot of attention.
The groove by Cat Marina here is fantastic and incredibly fun, making us feel like we can strut down the street and dance through the night at the club. What is really impressive, is how the artist both has an ear for a good beat and also the melody, the singer follows a catchy and impressive melody that shows off the artists talents so well.
As soon as 'Wavey' begins, you feel instantly relaxed and want to sway along in the magic created by The Strands. On their current release, the band have written a heartwarming melody which is backed up by some classic indie sounding rhythm guitar. The backing vocals are a nice touch and the dreamy electric guitar swoons your soul, leaving you in a state of pure calmness and joy.
Kate Bond has given all woman a song that captures the tone of the unfair, scary society that continually allows men to oppress woman, with a music video backing up the tone so well. The groove and guitar we hear in the chorus is a delight, which gives this brutally honest song a different spice to it. Overall, Kate has released an impressive and significant single that will leave all woman dancing and rallying together.
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