In April I wrote about It’s For Us and their single “Wish Things Were Better“. Last month they released another song and video from their upcoming EP. It’s called “Not Enough” and is another piece of great postpunk, this time tinged with a bit of indie pop.

It’s For Us on Facebook – on Spotify – on Apple Music – on Soundcloud

Behind this dreamy, beautiful indie pop track, “Neverland”, we find the trio Tiny Union. Joakim Persson, Isabella Sohlberg and Gustav Lövstrand are based in Stockholm, where they recorded the song in the studio Lärkskogen with Markus Eriksson as a producer, but they all have their roots on the Swedish west coast. “Neverland” is their debut single.

Tiny Union på Facebook – på Spotify – på Apple Music

I Don’t Speak French released a new single last month, which we shouldn’t miss of course. It’s called “Shiny Metal Paper Bills”, and is a soul-funk vibing tune with a dash of T. Rex-glam.

I Don’t Speak French’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Hanna Järver released her second single a couple of weeks ago, “Samma gamla himmel”. It’s beautiful, fragile and naked, but still powerful, secure and unique. There’s a mesmerizing, sad ambience in the song also which I think she has caught perfectly in the video she’s made together with Norbert Lukasc.

Hanna Järver on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Linus Lutti and his Little Children has released the new EP “Traveling Through Darkness” with  4 tracks. This time he has worked on his own with the production, and it does feel more Linus Lutti, more under the skin and more personal than before. There are less Americana vibes and distortion and more indie pop and jangling guitar figures. The songs are balancing between light and darkness, between hope and sadness as happy, catchy melodies flow into lightly melancholic ambiences. On the title track Titiyo joins him on vocals and brings a wonderful soul vibe to a song that appears like a given  hit to me.

Little Childrens hemsida – på Facebook – på Spotify – på Wimp