The duo Wan Light, hailing from Stockholm, released their third album “Space Canaries” in Spring, almost 8 years since the last album “Carmaline”. They present a dreamy indie pop where acoustic guitars get along with synths, beats with drums and retro vibes from the eighties with more modern indie and electronica vibes. There’s plenty of smooth melodies among the 11 tracks; here are two of them:

Wan Light på Facebook – på Spotify – på Soundcloud

Here’s the third single from The Mary Onettes’ latest album “Hit the Waves“, with an accompanying video: “Don’t Forget (to forget about Me)”.

The Mary Onettes site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Act Utd, who presented the single “Religio” earlier this year, later released the song “No More of July”, just before summer. And even if I recognise them in this sort of dreamy electronica, it’s a different vibe in this song, with a romantic theme and a touch of touch av R’n’B.

Act Utd:s site – on Soundcloud

And here’s a couple of songs from the electronica duon Sameblod and their EP “Swoon”, which was released in the beginning of summer. Beautiful, colourful and grand.

Sameblod on Tumblr – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Soundcloud

In April I told you about Nude Party’s single “Indie“, so I think it’s only fair to tip about the EP where the song finally found it’s home, the excellent”Ingratitude Is The Worlds Reward”. Strangely enough my favourite track from the EP shifts each time I listen, but right now it’s “Thank You For Nothing”, a song they describe as a celebration to bitterness, noise, tubas, accordions, pears and falsetto choirs.

Nude Party!’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Soundcloud