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Wolf Alice - Don't Delete the Kisses [Audio] Low Pitch 1.5

Cocteau Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas

This is our debut record. You can listen to it here but I'd suggest that you download it from our bandcamp because it's free and comes with a neat-o little liner notes package and you can buy it on Vinyl: http://tvgirl.bandcamp.com/ 

Looking for a track to share with your friends, family, or potential future lover? How about bizarro-world hit single "Birds Dont Sing" 

What else can I say about it. Nah. That's all for now. Enjoy but be careful. 

Lovers Rock

hozier - from eden (jack steadman's hallelujah edit)

Teenage Blue

Arcane League of Legends: Season 2

Ma Meilleure Ennemie (From The Series "Arcane League of Legends")

NATIVE PEOPLE - TAPES EP
Release date: 25th May 2015

Pre-order 'Tapes' EP from iTunes including The Citrus Clouds and Lua Sonique remixes:
apple.co/1I58f2j

'All blazing synths, lazer sharp guitars and anthemic vocals' - Clash premiere
http://www.clashmusic.com/news/premiere-native-people-tapes

Press: marietta@outpostmedia.co.uk
Mgmt: sean@rebelrebelartists.co.uk

‘Mathy melodies, slick licks and funky percussion’ – Spindle Magazine

Up-and-coming indie-dance quartet Native People announce their debut EP ‘Tapes’, set for independent release on 25th May.
The band’s previous efforts have been widely praised, with their first single, ‘Calm Forever’ being highlighted as BBC Introducing’s ‘Record of the Week’ and Amazing Radio’s ‘Discovery of the Week’, while its follow up, ‘ONE’, received multiple plays on Tom Robinson's BBC 6Music radio show.

The coastal quartet, who hail from Kent, say: ‘the inspiration for Tapes EP started with us setting out to create our own vision of dance music and indie guitars, building on our earlier material by pushing the tempo and refining the production’.
The result is three seaside-influenced, sentimental takes on dreamscape indiedance, plus two remixes of the title cut, courtesy of Earmilk-approved The Citrus Clouds and electro-disco collective Lua Sonique. To record ‘Tapes’, the band teamed up with Mark Lord, who recorded their first singles, and whose previous remixing work has earned radio play from BBC Radio 1’s Pete Tong. Lord’s strong background in dance music production, coupled with the band’s unanimous admiration of 80s synths and the early progenitors of power-pop, has resulted in a refreshingly upbeat EP that’s perfect for its early summer release.

Despite their youth, Reuben (21), Luke (20), Connor (18) and Hudd (18), masterfully craft songs well beyond their years, citing a wealth of influences and drawing impressive comparisons to acts such as Foals, Two Door Cinema Club and Friendly Fires. The band cite their own influences on this record as Theme Park, The 1975, and Bombay Bicycle Club, married with an effort to capture that much-loved 80s vintage sound. Already sporting a strong live following, which has seen them support acts such
as Mausi, Jaws, and Dave Rowntree of Blur on tour, Native People also played a sold-out show at KOKO for Club NME last September.

They return to the live fore to play an electric EP launch at Barfly this May, along with performing at Spindle Magazine’s stage at The Great Escape, kicking off a summer that’s bound to hold big things for these talented newcomers.

Tapes

From "Heatwave" — the new EP from Portland, OR's Wild Ones — available everywhere on CD, vinyl and digitally August 14, 2015 from Topshelf Records.

http://www.topshelfrecords.com/artists/wild-ones
http://www.topshelfrecords.com/artists/wild-ones/products

Heatwave

Dim the Lights

Wild Ones - "Dim the Lights"

Pillow Talk

Moon Child

Pioneers

"Last Smoke Before The Snowstorm" Available Now.

Purchase On: 
iTunes http://glnk.it/11e 
Amazon http://glnk.it/11f

Last Smoke Before The Snowstorm

Atlas Hands

Benjamin Francis Leftwich - Atlas Hands

Released 19th November on Dance to the Radio. 
www.dancetotheradio.com
Listen on Spotify / Apple Music etc:  http://smarturl.it/farcaspian

Between Days

Nikhil D’Souza is a guitarist/singer-songwriter from Mumbai. His genre might be loosely defined as pop/alternative with folk influences. The music has a full melodic quality to it mainly due to the use of alternative tunings, favored by such artists as Nick Drake and Jeff Buckley, on most of the tracks. 

His main influences have been Sting, Jeff Buckley, Radiohead, and Damien Rice besides several others. Early on, in college, he was part of a band called “Mr. John’s Banned” that went on to play at Independence Rock in 2000 and achieved a degree of success in the Mumbai circuit at the time. 

Nikhil D'souza - Nobody Saw Them But You

Far Apart

Take Care Of The Park (Beach House Remix)

For over ten years, Chennai based four piece The F16s have been churning towards an ongoing refinement of their vision. From their 2013 debut Kaleidoscope, to the 2014 studio tie up with Converse that birthed "Nobody's Gonna Wait", through to their 2016 breakthrough "Triggerpunkte", this vision has mirrored both a maturity of execution and a certain gravity from listeners worldwide - as ten million plus Spotify streams and coverage in StereoGum, Brooklyn Vegan, Variety and Sirius XM clearly suggest.

Then came “Is It Time To Eat The Rich Yet?”. Borne of an extended evolutionary sojourn as authored from an observer’s distant stare, the record focuses on intimately experiencing how a global pandemic needlessly compromised not only the lives of millions here in India, but more personally their own. This music explores alienation with lyrical wit intact - “dancing to our doom” as one member frames it - via a wide reaching musical craftsmanship that serves to pull listeners in, almost by the juxtaposition of these sentiments; A joyful celebration of the human condition under duress, scored by some of the finest pop music this country has on offer.

The band have plenty more on the way, embarking on yet another national tour to cement themselves as one of the country's most bankable independent acts while training one eye on international attention.

Moon Child

The F16s

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