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Psyfer – Cardiac
Cardiac is a track from Perth’s Psyfer, blending together a trap beat that keeps things vibrant and draws back to a Three 6 sort of sound. The rapid-fire flow of Psyfer is conducted with a cadence that will drill itself deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. Psyfer’s flow is fresh and builds upon the style of artists like 2 Chainz and Migos. It is this fresh sound that…
Person Natalie Interviewed
Today, we are speaking with California saxophonist Person Natalie. Can you give us a little background information about yourself? How did you get into music? My family is very musical. My grandfather was a trumpet player and band leader. When I was very young, I used to sing duets with him; he’d play his guitar and I’d sing along. The violin was his favorite instrument. He use to collect them…
Welsh Avenue – The Great Exchange CD
Welsh Avenue starts his latest EP, The Great Exchange, with Germ Theory. The indie style here blends together an airy instrumentation, hints of fuzz and electric crackle, and an emotive, rich set of vocals. The track ties together the sound of acts like Passion Pit and MGMT with a new wave sort of sound. The vocals pull double duty here, both furthering the narrative of this first song while creating a…
Black Horse Motel – Parable EP
On Parable, Black Horse Motel are able to provide a solid introduction to themselves. Run, Rabbit, Run is the first track on this EP, and it immediately will draw listeners in through a tried and true bluegrass / country sound that draws upon performers like The Outlaws and Charlie Daniels. The musicianship on this first salvo is top notch, setting the stage for the next tracks to follow. Particular high notes during…
Remember Jones – “Tranquilizer”
Remember Jones has just released a new EP, Tranquilizer. The release begins with the titular track. Tranquilizer is a high-energy track that pulls deeply from the soul, R&B, and funk styles. The additional vocals that bolster Remember Jones’ voice mesh well with the martial sort of drumming, making for a track that will appease fans of Ray Charles and James Brown. Remember Jones will immediately draw listeners in with an…
An afternoon with Morningblind
Today, we are speaking with European act Morningblind. Can you both give us a little background information about yourself? How did you get into music? Sandi: I started out as a dancer and actress, first here in Catalunya and then in Britain, in London. I went from dancing to singing after a break. I got fed up with the musical theatre world – it wasn’t the right kind of thing…
5 Salient Features to Look for in a Car Seat Protector
A recent study by the New AAA Foundation says that Americans spend an average of 293 hours behind the wheel. This highlights the importance of cars in modern society. With so much time being spent inside the car, most owners are going to great extents to upgrade their car interiors. The seats are the focal point when improving your car’s interior and they need to be well protected. While most…
Best Online Shopping Deals in Canada
If you searched the internet now, you would find so many sites that claim to have the best online shopping deals. However, the question is how you identify that indeed this site has the best deals, more so deals that are suitable for your circumstances. The answer is really simple, but first, you need to know exactly what you are looking for. Are you looking for deals for a certain…
Adaline “Nostalgia”
Adaline’s “Nostalgia” immediately strikes me as unique; hints of 1980s po, industrial, trip-hop and dubstep can all be heard here. Nostalgia has a deep and dense instrumentation that provides the perfect counterpoint for Adaline’s vocals. With a dark brooding musical sound acting as the background for a hopeful set of vocals, Nostalgia pops. There is a bit of unity between these two elements in that Adaline’s vocals contribute to the…
Palehound “If You Met Her”
Palehound’s If You Met Her is a powerful piece of alt rock that builds off the framework of bands like Rilo Kiley and The Breeders. Emotive vocals, fuzzy guitars, and a chunky drum sound make If You Met Her into a tremendously hooky sound. Lyric repetition ensures that the song’s melody will be tattooed deeply into the minds and hearts of listeners. Palehound’s guitar work s top-notch with swirling eddies…
Meresha “Enter the Dreamland”
“Enter the Dreamland”, the latest single from Meresha, links together pop with a down-tempo, chill sort of EDM. The snap track provides a solid counterpoint for Meresha’s vocals, while the thoughtful compositions are something that will stick with listeners long after the track ceases to play. Hints of 1980s new wave and dance (imagine Pet Shop Boys and Tiffany) provide Enter The Dreamland with an additional oomph. With a current and…
Real Estate Tips for Buying the Right Property
People who are passionate about property investment are aware of the numerous benefits of investing in this type of asset. Just like with any other kind of investment, it is important to know what you want and understand what the process involves. Research will help you find the best deals and yield substantial returns in the long run. This might be one of the biggest investments in your life so…
Four Reasons You Should Visit a National Park This Year
There are many reasons to visit a national park, from spending time with family to supporting preservation and communing with nature. Plus, a trip to a natural park helps you to de-stress and calms your mind. You can travel to a national park with friends and family to improve your social well-being and strengthen your relationships.
Under Armour Sport Wireless Heart Rate headphones a good buy
Over the course of the last month or so, we have experienced the UA Sport Wireless Heart Rate headphones by JBL. The overall fit of the earphones is provided through a set of sized earpads, while the over-ear bar ensures that one will not lose the headphones during a particularly intense workout.The headphones pair easily with Bluetooth and provide both playback and a microphone function for those that may be taking…
New Super-Man: Volume 1 (DC Comics)
I have been out of the DC Comics loop for a bit, only keeping up to date with the cartoons and feature films. As such, we missed the initial run of New Super-man, a fascinating story that showcases new locales and a Superman-like character in Kenan Kong. Kenan starts the story as an American-styled bully in China, beating up and stealing from a fellow school mate. After the falls into…
Byron BT Wireless Headphones (Beyerdynamic)
Beyerdynamic’s Byron BT Wireless Headphones are quite possibly the best sub-$100 wireless earbuds we’ve reviewed at NeuFutur. While small in size, the Byron BT Wireless Headphones provide a full sound that equally well capture gaming, news, and music beats with the greatest of ease.
Love X Stereo – “37A”
Dark and Light is a track that defies convention. The soaring vocals laid down here are backed by airy and light compositions that draw heavily from ambient and indie-pop styles. Throughout this effort, listeners can hear just a bit of pop infused within; this is something that could easily crossover to radio / Spotify pop rotation.
Trae Byrnes – Why You So Loud
Trae Byrnes (hailing from Chicago, Illinois) begin their new mixtape Why You So Loud with It’s Lit, a song which shatters the conception of what a rock band should sound like. There are nods to classic acts like Stone Temple Pilots and Franz Ferdinand, while the stripped-down style of rock that issues forth early calls upon an earlier tradition.
The Ramona Flowers – “If You Remember”
The Ramona Flowers’ “If You Remember” is a song that is a refreshing of the 1980s new wave style. Fans of more modern interpretations of that style (e.g. La Roux, Walk The Moon) will find something to dig here. The Ramona Flowers have impassioned vocals that draw from performers like WHAM! and Depeche Mode, while the hard-hitting instrumentation presented here tie together sweeping synths, on-point drums, and haunting vocals into…