New York producer Fla.mingo's latest record Fantasy is an album about young love and the sadness that may often accompany it. But unlike others, Fla.mingo choos... Read More
It’s been two decades since, but nothing in the realm of music has quite managed to match the carefree joy and playfulness of 80s pop. The plethora of contempor... Read More
Who knew that the skirmishes of Eastern Europe could produce some of the most amazing Western music we’ll ever hear?
This is the story of Slovakian band Nvmeri (pronounce it as “numeri”; formerly known as The Uniques), a trio making a ruckus on the European synth-pop scene through perfectly calculated beats that’s just as pop as it is very, very indie.
Dreamy and magical seems best fit to describe Magic Man. Partners in crime, Sam Lee and Alex Caplow join together to create a beautiful mix of simple indie synth pop tracks that at parts will lull you to sleep and also perk your day right up.
Real Life Color is their debut compilation. According to the boys, "the songs were written at several different locations in France, including a chateau, a farm, a circus festival, and a beach cottage and brought back home to the states for further recording and editing (most of which was done in small dorm rooms and transmitted between band members with the aid of the world wide web)."