Offbeat Cultures

11/06/2021

Sydney-based singer-songwriter Penelope Pettigrew has released her autobiographical bisexual anthem, ‘Straight Until…’ the hazily entrancing feat of dance-pop allows the listener to explore their own identity in the presence of a voice that disrupts normative discourse and embraces q***r culture.

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10/06/2021

With thoughts of their past whilst being young and when travelling was such a naive adventure, Kritters reflect on those moments deeply with their new single 'What Do You Know'.

Kritters is a two-piece indie electro-pop act who are based in both New York City and London, England.

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09/06/2021

Hit play on Oakland, California-based alternative artist, ZPEXTRE's latest single, Save it for the Kids and end the self-obsessive cycle of naval-gazing.

Save it for the Kids is an infectiously feel-good track that serves the awakening reminder that the world is bigger than you’ll ever know, but no matter how small you feel, you still have a part to play.

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08/06/2021

Indie pop-rock artists brave enough to run with their own sound may be few and far between, but the latest funk-riddled single from REDLANDS, ‘Shades Down’, more than makes up for the shortfall.

Their slick synth-pop style comes with distinctively swaggering vocals, tribal percussion and guitars that wouldn’t be out of place in a Nile Rogers single.

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07/06/2021

Two RnB soul luminaries in their own right, Holly Santonato and Mona teamed up for the collaborative single, ‘Wildfires’; a serious contender for the most stylish RnB track of the year.

The release flows with the change in the tide of contemporary RnB; between the affectionate and amorous tropes, you’ll get to explore the darker, far more insidious side to love.

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04/06/2021

Opening the door slightly ajar to show us his 2nd single which is the follow-up to ‘Preacher’, Heckyl Music is the voice-capturing new single all about that 'Stranger'.

Heckyl is a new and exciting artist project from UK-based indie-pop singer-songwriter and producer Luke Potter.

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03/06/2021

With a tearfully heartfelt glance at the past as you remember when you were let down by a soul you loved so dearly, Lake Major expertly slides on his stylish hat and brings us a delicious deep house beat that helps ease the pain on the splendid 'Wherever You Are'.

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02/06/2021

With smooth lyrics, inviting visuals and saucy one liners that might have you gasping in your sofa, Oso jumps right 'Over The Moon' (feat. Eric Bellinger) on this party-filled new single that will have you nodding your head to the inviting beat.

Joe Amoroso aka Oso is a Queens, New York-based songwriter -songwriter.

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01/06/2021

Smooth, soulful, and full of spirit, 59Fifty – the new single from Canada-based Nemesis Records artist Jae Cabrera – is a classic little R&B/pop single, all dancefloor groove, neat little programmed hi-hat patterns, and high-register vocals.

Cabrera’s voice has a kind of sexy, crooning quality, that Michael Jackson high-end that’s almost but not quite breaking into falsetto.

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31/05/2021

Alt electro duo Flow State has unleashed their most archaically avant-garde single to date with their jazz fusion single, ‘Pancake Love’.

The South-West, England-hailing artist delivers a versatile fusion sound that makes jazz, electro-swing, ska and blues-rock the cornerstone in Pancake Love.

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Alt electro duo Flow State has unleashed their most archaically avant-garde single to date with their jazz fusion single, ‘Pancake Love’.The South-West, England-hailing artist delivers a versatile fusion sound that makes jazz, electro-swing, ska and blues-rock the cornerstone in Pancake Love. As