Club 8 Return with ooo
I’m not entirely sure if this is their new strategy or if Club 8 are just chock full of fun ideas that they can’t help themselves, but I do know that they’re continuing with last year’s approach of a new hit every month. If the rhythmic pulse on this tune doesn’t do the trick, you can immerse yourself in the dancing guitar line that hangs about too, with both doing a great job hooking the listener. While I love the softness of the verse, there’s a switch in the vocals at the last bit of the tune that really cemented this jam for my ears. Time will tell what this year holds for the Swedes, but another tune never hurts!
You missed our weekly roundup, didn’t you? Well, Last Week’s Jams returns, circling back on an organized playlist to remind you of all the fun we had rocking out the previous week. Touched on some Austin stuff with Gus Baldwin and Matador Sphere, making sure we rep the home base as often as possible. The big battle of the musical week came from The Laughing Chimes and Sharp Pins, both going head to head for some incredible indie vibes that will dominate the landscape this year…or so I hope. Didn’t hurt that we also got to hear more from Prism Shores and Pink Chameleons as they prep their new releases. Dig in below and don’t be afraid to tell me what you loved.
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