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A hauntingly good time! The way I would describe Clover County’s brand-new song “Ultraviolet” is aesthetic! Summer is long over, now it’s time to welcome fall. The music video reminds me of a horror movie, complete with darker lighting in a foreboding looking kitchen, and a nostalgic VHS vibe that is perfect for the quick oncoming Halloween. The video is even framed to make it look like she is on a TV screen, which I think is excellent touch. This horror setting matches the melancholic lyrics about struggling to help others when you can’t even help yourself. My personal highlights are: “The silence came, creeping in slowly, asleep in bed, you’re still sweetly glowing,” and “When the moon’s high and you come alive, I’ve waited up for the longest time, ink stains inside my mind, I’m a victim of my own design.” Despite how foreboding the lyrics are, it does actually match the surprisingly cheerful sounding instrumentals, the juxtaposition is actually helpful for the vibes this song gives off. Clover County’s Ultraviolet is out now on all major platforms, with her Porch Lights” EP out on November 15th. Josie RavanMy name is Josie! Lover of music, video games, and other silly stuff. I also own too many plushies.
Marc Antonix’s latest single, “Shooting Stars”, delivers a captivating fusion of bass house and electro-house vibes. This all-instrumental track balances hard-hitting club drops with nostalgic, child-like chords, creating a dynamic contrast that resonates deeply with listeners. Its vibrant energy is perfect for the dance floor, while carrying a subtle message of growth and the balance […]
A dreamy rock and bedroom-pop intertwining shines on “The Surface,” a beautifully evolving track from Ugly Ghost. The project represents the work of multi-instrumentalist and producer Jake Perreault, based in Providence, RI. Perreault describes the single as navigating “the emotional landscape of feeling misunderstood and unaccepted in a relationship shaped & strained by religious expectation.” “You don’t know the shape of my soul,” the ardent, soulful vocals let out during the gripping chorus, complemented by serene synth pulses; it’s amongst a number of riveting structural moments, ranging from more lush pop envelops like that, to soaring guitar-led emotion at mid-point
Blockhead is gearing up for the release of his next instrumental album and to pave the way he has released a new single. The very seriously named Dolphin Lundgren is a pretty joyous track, complete with its own refrain instructing us to "let the music set you free". It's taken from Mortality is Lit! which…