New Entry: Mazy Unveil New Single "Interstella"

Aussie indie rock/alt band Mazy have unveiled their new single "Interstella".

From the band: “This one has become the band's favourite track. We were given a lecture by Kim Moyes (The Presets) on how bad our cheap vocoder sound was on this, before he played us various daft punk songs to show us what a good one sounds like. We kept it anyway. It's also Kim's favourite now but he still hates the vocoder. Interstella explores themes of time, isolation and human connection, all through a celestial lens. It also bangs in zero gravity.”

The song is out now through Sweat It Out, get it here and take a listen below.

(facebook.com/mazyband)

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Watch: This Daze Share New Single/Video "Cigarette Smile"

Norwegian indie/garage rock band This Daze have shared the video for their new single "Cigarette Smile".

The song is out today, March 11th via Listen Loud Records/AWAL. Get it here.

Speaking about it, the band said: “‘Cigarette Smile’ is the colourful person outside the pub with a cig between their lips. The song portrays adolescent themes of distant love together with the figurative and literal fear of meeting each other. The lyric “pick me up in your painted life” represents the wish of getting swept up by the romanticised picture you make upon meeting someone for the first time. If this image is flawed or genuine it does not matter for young adults taking chances. This song for us encapsulates the feelings of youth and being young. We feel that both the lyrics, the attitude of our performances and the urgency of the song reflects being young.”

Watch/listen below.

(facebook.com/thisdaze)

Watch: Jesse D'Kora Airs New Single/Video "you might not be"

UK-based dream pop/lo-fi/indie artist Jesse D'Kora (aka Dan Parker from Juliper Sky and Affairs) has aired his new single "you might not be".

Speking about it, D'Kora syas: "Inspired by a documentary on The Talking Heads, this release is a little different to the others. I wanted to make something a bit weird and incorporate ideas and sounds from other genres and styles.

Lyrically it's inspired, like many of my other songs, about getting older, particularly the context is in view of having a conversation with a younger version of yourself. Often it’s easy to focus on the regrets and the mistakes and think how you would do things differently if it all could be redone, but ultimately without the mistakes the knowledge to do what's right so we are ultimately bound to follow the same path.

I would definitely say this is a mood song for driving, so get the car running!"

Get it here and watch/listen below.

(facebook.com/jessedkora)

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