New spacey sounds from our favourite Kid Froopy. Nice and chilled with some electronic bounce to bring things home. Check it out and dig into some of our past Froopy repeats
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Freya Ridings // Blackout
Brand new record from a brand new artist. Powerful songwriting, swirling piano and a unique voice. Freya Ridings is definitely one to watch. In a sea of tweaked and reworked electronic productions this is a track that can stand strong by itself.
Ollie
https://open.spotify.com/track/0bqQuzIX7tpY4IBllPHDqF
DNMO & Sub Urban // Broken
Vibes straight out of the UK. Check this one out.
Anjulie & Justice Skolnik // Emotional
Loving this vibe!
Emmit Fenn // 1995
Another vibes tune from Emmit Fenn! He has also got this pretty sick digital experience going on which you should check out! https://emmitfenn.com/#!/
Trippy Turtle // Slide
Trippy gives that turtle feel to my favourite Calvin Harris song. Can’t believe I wrote the words ‘favourite Calvin Harris song’ … but Slide is an absolute tune. The turtle version obviously has maximum gunshot.
Ollie
DROELOE // See Through Me
Excellent production work from Droeloe here. Absolute vibes. Also a massive fan of the artwork. Follow follow:
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Halpe // Jewels
Been posting so much pop lately, was so amazing to hear this. Back to the 2k14 vibes!
Grey // I Miss You (Lophiile Remix)
Beautiful vocal on this track which gets brilliantly screwed up and reworked by Lophiile. Part chill and part banger. Love it.
Ollie
Oscar King // Bring It All Back
This debut single from new artist and multi-instrumentalist Oscar King and his collaborator is a darkly synthesized slow jam that keeps you coming back.
King’s atmospheric soundscape and smooth vocals has already drawn comparisons to Banks, James Blake and FKA Twigs. His ever shifting sound twists and turns much like the identity of the man himself. This first track is surely the start of a special project from King with much more to come in the future.
Hiskind calls it a ‘highlight amid the dark electro-pop landscape’ and we have to agree.