Re.decay enlists ADH, Mawcom X, and Sedric Perry to explore funk-soaked hip-hop in their “Sun in the Morning” video (BPM Premiere)
There are no limits to the vast reservoir of assimilated influence at work in the music of Berlin-based...
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Orpine explore a lo-fi folk loveliness on forlorn rambler “Migrating Geese Overhead” (BPM Premiere)
Eleanor Rudge and Oliver Catt have been circling in one another’s orbits for a number of years, though...
Andrew Kaffer dismantles the strange pop traditions of his influences on “Wha’s the Use in Stallin’?” (BPM Premiere)
Andrew Kaffer doesn’t care much for the limitations of genres. They’re confining and rarely allow for the kind...
Marlana explores tenuous emotional connections through translucent pop atmospheres on “Midnight Special” (BPM Premiere)
As she sat in a Los Angeles hospital’s parking lot and mulled over the reality of a voluntary...
Saint Mars offers hope in the face of devastation on synth-washed single “Pacific State” (BPM Premiere)
The world of UK musical outfit Saint Mars is built upon a foundation of tangled pop influences, electronic...
Blesson Roy explores natural wonders through jangle pop impulses in “Lost & Found” video (BPM Premiere)
There have been two things which have largely shaped the direction of artist Terry Borden’s musical trajectory: his...
Alec Baker confronts fading affections through joy of physical movement in the “Something About You” video (BPM Premiere)
Swedish producer and multi-instrumentalist Alec Baker, whose real name is Viktor Jansåker, revels in the euphoria of great...
Le Couleur explore the contours of death and betrayal through an indie-pop lens on “Silenzio” (BPM Premiere)
Pop music, and its ancillary sub-genres, can be home to bright and vivid tales of romance and ease,...
Riches of the Poor explore an interconnected melodic density and emotional vulnerability on “Please” (BPM Premiere)
The work of German foursome Riches of the Poor is steeped in the raw tenacity of classic indie...
Paper Idol shares kaleidoscopic fan-made video for manic dance-rock single “Money for Flowers” (BPM Premiere)
As the architect of indie pop outfit Paper Idol, Matan KG alternates between paying homage to the pop...
