From Scandinavia to the World: Talent in Expansion
We checked out some Scandinavian new talents and the result was this: 4 different acts with one thing in common, they are ready to take the World.
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Indie Sapiens: Lourenço Feron listens to Dead Pretties
From distorted chords to raw voice, with some disdain on their lyrics, it seems that Dead Pretties hit the hardest artistic achievement in a musicians career, brilliance in simplicity.
Indie Sapiens: Manuel Seatra listens to Lourenço Crespo
Lourenço Crespo carries Portugal and its popular culture on his music. Every verse of him has a corner of Portugal, and vice-versa.
Riley listens to The Mayberries and Rich Seibert
Riley likes the idea of a song not necessarily wearing out but breaking in. In that spirit he listens to intimate vocals and vivid storytelling songs from two Brooklyn-based indie projects.
Indie Sapiens: Clara listens to Mirror People
Clara introduces us to some unexpected Portuguese electronic rhythms and amazing vocals through her Indie Sapiens on Mirror People. Also, she portrayed them into this awesome artwork in her drawing alter ego The Frog.
2016 Half-Year Ten Best New Secrets
As we hit the 100th post mark, we go through the top ten New Secrets we posted in this first half of 2016.
Indie Sapiens: Silvia listens to John Grant and Mathew E. White
What speaks to Silvia is indie beards featuring beautiful female voices. That would be John Grant featuring Tracey Thorn and Matthew E White featuring Natalie Prass.
Meeting of the Day: WILDES – Illuminate
As intense as music can get, WILDES new single Illuminate is just astonishing.
Indie Sapiens: Bruges listens to Leena Ojala, Feivel and Nova Neon
António is back and recommends us three of his most treasured secrets, from London to Sweden, from electronic, alt-indie rock to Nordic indie.
Indie Sapiens: Ana listens to WILDES
Imagine you are hanging around the street and everyone you get by has a secret music artist they like to hear. Let's start with Ana.
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