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Janice Prix formed in the small industrial town of Trollhättan, Sweden. Despite their passion early on, the local music scene didn’t exactly embrace their creative difference with open arms: one day, the band arrived at the studio to
find fake obituaries of each member’s name nailed to the front door. But from performing at Berlin Music Week and being active in the Swedish Club scene, Janice Prix have successfully established a place for their unique indie-pop
within a town traditionally dominated by metal and punk.

With dark choruses and pop sensibility, previous politically charged single ‘Waking’ is far from what their native town is used to hearing. The anthemic chorus and emotive lyrics make the political statement of the track even more
profound. Inspired by the tumultuous narrative of refugees fleeing their war-torn homes, ‘Waking’ is a powerful
testament to compassion and political awareness.
Janice Prix expand their sound further on new track ‘Glitch’ – an impassioned elegy for victims of violence from the perspective of a brutal murderer. A haunting piano opens before a reverb-drenched electronic beat kicks in. This
ominous start is soon accentuated by an unnerving vocal and distorted guitar samples that drift in and out. With a Wembley-worthy chorus, ‘Glitch’ reaches stratospheric musical heights with lyrical content to match. Elaborating on their new release, they said:

”It’s a song inspired by the tragic events taking place in our hometown of Trollhättan in 2015, where a masked man killed students and teachers with a sword in a racist attack. The lyrics revolve around the thought process within the mind of an assailant right after an attack. We wanted the melodies
and gloomy soundscape to emphasize the concept of eternity and life sentence.”

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Glitch

Release date: October 14 - 2019
First single from the upcoming album "City Lights".
Produced and mixed by Johannes Berglund
Mastered by Sören von Malmborg / Cosmos Mastering.

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2019-10-14

The Sweet Serenades - Out Of Time

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Lyrics:
Open Road

Better phone in for an angel
Or some other message from above  
Something that defies imagination
And all of your stories built from dust

I’m at the close of the open road, ’m heading home 
Nothing but dead ends, U-turns and lost love
I’ve seen your blood , seen your ghost that haunts the open road
I turned around just see that you’re not alone and moved on

You’re a ticking time bomb, baby
Barely minutes before you explode into an enigmatic femme fatale 
The shards of beauty ,gonna break some hearts 
I walk by a silent disco
I watch it play out like, like a 21st century fresco
And the DJ  is pure Art Deco

I’m at the close of the open road, I’m heading home 
Nothing but dead ends, U-urns and lost love
I’ve seen your blood , seen your ghost that haunts the open road
I turn around just see that you’re not alone and moved on


Licenses: Pascal@theclique.co.za
Credits 🕯

All Words and Music by Pascal Righini
Additional Guitar by Jesse Gillis 
World’s greatest lead by Joshua Luke Berry
Produced by Pascal Righini & Joshua Luke Berry 
Mixed by Vicente Espi, Songololo Music
Mastered by Alex Psaroudakis
Artwork by Lauren Waller
Contact Yum Yuck ☯️ : pascal@theclique.co.za

Open Road

By Sam Rakestraw: 
Imagine that you had access to a time machine. You could go anywhere, any place, at any point in time, and do whatever you please. I’m fairly confident there’s one place where most wouldn’t go: 2020. Maybe you’d want to fast forward to whenever this horrible time of Covid uncertainty and loss comes to an end and return to a life free from restrictions. Or, you could go back to the world before the viral trauma when your favorite local restaurant, amusement parks, or theaters weren’t closed. It’s hypothetical, but it’s fun to create that escape. One of Nashville’s newest indie rock bands, Nite Tides, makes that escape to the west coast of the Sunshine State with a 60s pop take in their debut track, “Forever Baby.”

Born and raised in San Diego, Ryan Poole made the musical pilgrimage to Nashville to work in recording. After the move, he spent the next seven years behind the soundboards in the studio mixing, editing, and largely working on other people’s music. Poole, however, found himself idling in the studio one Sunday this summer. 

“It was the Sunday afternoon after the Fourth,” Poole recounted. “I didn’t have anything to do. And I was telling myself, ‘Dude, don’t go into the studio; take a break from work.’ But I just got this bug in my head. I wanted to do a song that was kind of surfy for a long time,” he remembers.  

The retro sounding song about escaping to the Golden State beaches for surfing, away from a sickly world, influenced the project name, “Nite Tides,” as Poole brought some of his buddies on. What was intended to be a day of messing around in the studio developed into a 100-hour project.

“Forever Baby” begins with an overture of guitar. They sound violent at first, as the strings are aggressively tugged at. It’s almost like the section of The Beatles’ A Day in the Life, where the instruments sound as if they’re winding up for an ear-splitting roar. But that roar never comes. Out of the blue comes a tropical guitar and ukulele melody. Whatever image of a growing storm the listener had in their mind is now replaced by a Californian seaside with towering foaming white waves beckoning to them. Poole sings the verses of escaping the current time in a wavy trance-like tone similar to Day Wave. In fact, Poole cites the 2015 indie rock project as one of his influences towards creating this track. 

“The Enneagram test is a personality test like Myers Briggs or anything else,” says Poole, “My particular Enneagram is what they call a seven. Basically, the main thing regarding the seven is having fun, always busying yourself with activities, and trying to avoid pain by having fun and never stopping. This song hits that seven quality in a bunch of ways. Even after its creation, I couldn’t just take a Sunday off and be lazy. I had to do something fun and creative.”

Many of the song’s lyrics were an escape for Poole to write and sing. The rest of the song structures piano and guitar chords to versus that sing, “If I’m not sick and you’re not sick then we’ll head out west where the sunset lives and we’ll ride a wave forever baby.”Those lyrics were what  brought Poole into the studio. From there, he wrote more verses that built on the theme of escaping in the true nature of an Enneagram seven.

“Forever Baby” is Ryan Poole’s time machine to the coast, set in the 60s and a love letter to surfing. It’s an accurate estimate to say that Poole would take his time machine to the San Diego beach circa 1968. “With the idea of Nite Tides, that’s how I’m branding the whole thing. Creating this aesthetic of 60s beach surfers and classic cars (he drives a 64’ Thunderbird). It’s just very much a Beach Boys-like band, and we’re having fun with it. That’s not everything about me; it’s not my whole personality or my whole taste in music, but it is one big part. So, Nite Tides is this compartmentalized part of me—my retro beach side.” #surf #surfrock #janglepop #indiepop#bedroompop#lofi

Forever Baby

Magic Mirror

Sweet Sunshine Wine

Grow

Two Kids

Dreams Ending

Hackensack

The Deep

World Wide Waves premiere of "Heather" by Smmr Cmp

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Smmer Cmp are a recently formed bedroom pop duo putting together playful songs that are both modern and retro. After the success of their dreamy debut “Boy,” Smmr Cmp had struck a chord with their audience and continued to develop their sound. "Heather" is a yearning and confessional song which captures the way many of us felt in 2020. Make sure to keep up with this exciting new act.

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