Yoko Ono - Nobody Sees Me Like You Do 
Tommy Flanders - Purple and Blue 
Simon Dupree & The Big Sound - What Cha Gonna Do 
Mina – lo Sono Quei Che Sono 
Sandy Posey – It’s Wonderful To Be In Love 
Alex Chilton – All We Ever Got From Them Was Pain 
Georgie Fame - Sitting In The Park 
J.K. and Co. – Fly 
Roy Harper - Commune 

Recent Songs #103 :: It’s Wonderful To Be In Love

The MySpace Top 8 was never meant to change the music industry. Chillwave was never meant to be a genre—it started as a blogosphere joke. And Bora York was never meant to be a band—it began as a school project. Yet all three took on a life of their own, shaping an era of indie electronic music built on hazy nostalgia, warm synths, and melodic escapism. Now, after six years away, Bora York returns with "Melting on the Moon," a shimmering sonic love letter to the chillwave movement that first inspired them.

"I think I needed to distance myself from it for a while," says songwriter Chris Bartels, who also writes music as Elskavon, Dellwood, and Hi-Fi Cali. "I was trying so hard with this, in my head, being my ‘main’ project, hoping for so much with it. I was putting so much emotional stock into it that it was probably even sucking some of that original creative magic out of it. Bora York was essentially an accident—it started as a school project and turned into something exciting and unique. Then for a while, I tried to keep recreating that. Stepping back for a few years and only writing as I felt led creatively allowed me to let go—to just let it be."

While writing, Chris started curating a playlist he facetiously called "Chillwave Revival," letting himself become fully immersed in and inspired by the sun-faded synths and woozy nostalgia of Toro y Moi, Washed Out, MGMT, and Neon Indian. Before long, that feeling took over. "Melting on the Moon" is the result—a track that embraces the fuzzy textures and dreamlike melodies of early chillwave, yet with an undeniable modern pulse. It’s laced with Chris and Rebekah’s signature vocal chemistry and an irresistible post-chorus synth hook that lingers long after the first listen.

With past syncs in Netflix’s To All the Boys, Mr. Robot, The Middle, Criminal Minds, Target, Honda, and more, Bora York’s music has resonated far and wide. Press accolades from Clash Magazine, Neon Gold, Indie Shuffle, and Earmilk hailed their sound as “sublime,” “summertime radness,” and “impossible not to get swept up in.”

Now, Bora York embraces a new chapter—one that taps into the playfulness, freedom, and MySpace-era nostalgia of their earliest influences while letting the music just be.

Melting on the Moon

Belle de Jour

Lost
Alone
Sadness
Known
But saw you then
Brought lights, we begin

Forever
Heart
Rescued life
Free soul
With your love
By, my, by my side

Shelter love
Through ups & downs
Storms hit
Our hands
Go round, round and round

Peace
With you
Share our dreams
Love won't dim
Nor fall apart at the seams

Forever
Heart
Rescued life
Free soul
With your love
By, my, by my side, my side

Forever
Heart
Rescued life
Free soul
With your love
By, my, by my side

Shelter love
Through ups & downs
Storms hit
Our hands
Go round, round and round

Peace
With you
Share our dreams
Love won't dim
Nor fall apart at the seams

Forever
Heart
Rescued life
Free soul
With your love
By, my, by my side, my side

Face
Sing
In, In my heart
Our love will start
Let's navigate
And chart

Forever
Heart
Rescued life
Free soul
With your love
By, my, by my side, by my side, by my side

By my side

Forever Heart (Afterglow)

spuoɯɐıp sǝʞɐɯ ǝɹnssǝɹd
1 Fruits and Flowers 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQaXNB0TWJ8



Presure Makes Dimonds (Video in Description)

Life Is Full Of Possibilities (Deluxe)

Why I'm So Unhappy (Remastered)

Loose Grooves & Bastard Blues

Introspection Section

RC Driver

MGMT: harry@greenwayrecords.com
Band: aciddadnyc@gmail.com

RC Driver

Acid Dad