Los Angeles, CA — Indie-pop duo, Ruby Red released their captivating single, “Desert Star,” a dreamy and atmospheric track about feeling small and lost in the vastness of the universe. The hypnotic pulse of the beat grabs the listeners’ attention, while the unique soundscapes and lyrics leave you mesmerized. “Desert Star” is now available on digital music platforms worldwide. “The song is about looking for some kind of guidance when you’re feeling a bit lost, whether that be from a person or just a sign from the universe. We felt like a great way to paint that picture is with…
Author: Elicit Magazine
Feel The Same is the latest single from London-based rockers Ora Violet. Ora Violet delivers a sonic boom of fresh rock and roll that fuses the early 70s proto-punk of The Stooges and The Modern Lovers with the modem versatility of Raconteurs and Queens Of The Stone Age. Ora Violet are multi-instrumentalist production duo Black Tiles and guitarist Nick Ferman. They are joined on Feel The Same by Glosse vocalist Jeet Mulkerj and James Meynell on bass. Praised by The Strokes producer Gordon Raphael and Stereophonics’ Kelly Jones, the band’s debut single Honey, You Did it, received extensive play by…
Cleveland indie-folk artist, Emily Keener, releases her I Do Not Have to Be Good album. On her album, Keener colors her plaintive and introspective lyricism with frailty that longs for connection and understanding. Filled with darker, richer tones and unapologetic lyricism, the album is a call to free censored desires and doubted truths. Three years in the making, when Keener began working on the new album with Dalton Brand at WaveBurner Recording, she consciously broke away from the belief in perfection and purity as being necessary, or even possible. She says, “Despite a loving family, my personal experience with a…
Yes Please is the collaborative project from production/artist duo apob and Matt Miggz. Their latest release “Susie” is a beautiful emblem of this creative collaboration, combining fuzzy guitar licks and velvety summer melodies to produce an intoxicating groove. The track sees the duo move into a more rock influenced sound, with apob citing these soft rhythms as the catalyst for his musical origins. “‘Susie’ is the personification of the toxic ambiguity of summer romance that we feel most people can relate to and have experienced at some point” the pair explain. Listen to Yes Please’s “Susie” here.
Made up of Australian electronic artists Kris Baha, Angus Gruzman and Jack Freeman, Die Orangen drop their latest single “Ride” – a rich combination of their early musical influences. Filled with fuzzy guitar melodies and warped shoegaze rhythms, “Ride” draws inspiration from an immeasurable array of recording artists to create a complex wall of sound. “It’s a throwback – a stab at indie-pop, Brit-Rock, shoegaze and some other nonsensical musical genre terminology”, they explain. “It’s a nod to the 90s (which we grew up in), but most of all it’s honestly what we felt like making. Suddenly the idea of…