Lovisa Lindström, whom I wrote about last year, released a new single on International Women’s Day on the 8th of March. The song, “The Time That Should Be Mine” was produced by Chris Snyder and is a quite a pleasant piece of pop. Listen for yourself here below.
In December I told you aboutThe Pale Corners’ single “Fireflies”. Now they’re back with a new song, “REM”. I think that the song is as good as the last one, with dreamy eighties’ vibes, The Cure-guitars and New Order-vocals. Listen for yourself here below. You can follow The Pale Corners on Facebook.
I’ve written about Let’s Say We Did a couple of times before here on the blog. Then it was about their EP trilogy, where the last one was released about a year ago. I November they released their first full length album, an album where you will recognize about half of the songs from the the EP:s.
Everything has a new production, though, with Pelle Gunnerfeldt behind the wheel, and I think that he’s done a really good job at refining the band’s nice, rough indie pop. The sound feels more open, with more depth and with a good variation, but still with that rough feeling over these charming pop melodies.
The band name exposes something of their influences, as the singer Sebastian Fors tells me that the name is taken from the song “Let’s Not and Say We Did” by Silver Jews.
You can find Let’s Say We Did on their Facebook page and you can listen on Bandcamp or on Spotify. Here is the first song from the album “It’s OK” plus the latest video “Blue Skies”:
It’s been two years since I wrote about them, and then they called themselves The Berndt. They have now grown by adding a letter and becoming Theo Berndt but first of all they have a new album brewing, which is going to be released in the end of May. It’s called “F.E.A.R.S.” and as the name suggests, it’s about exactly that, fears. Here’s a first single from the upcoming album: “Supersized”.
You can follow the band on Facebook. On Spotify and on Soundcloud you can listen to the entire single, which also includes three remixes.
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