Well, it’s official – we are now residents of Midwest City, Oklahoma, a suburb of Oklahoma City. We move into our new apartment tomorrow, although most of our stuff is still in storage in Missoula, Montana, where it will stay until the spring when the snow leaves and it is safe to move it. Until then, we will get by on borrowed items and cheap substitutes, but we have the essentials we need. Hopefully, our work schedules will become more firm and we will be able to schedule time to get back to regular posts here on Indie Voice Blog. We ask for your patience until we are truly “back to normal.”
Last week we attended the Andy Grammer concert, and will be posting our review tomorrow. In the meantime, here are five new singles and music videos from some amazing indie artists.
NEW SINGLES
Our first single this week will drop tomorrow, but we are giving you a sneak preview of it today. We love the dreamy sound of Doter Sweetly, who were previously known as Grandpa Grew Trees. We reviewed their last album, and are pleased to share the new sound of the band contained in their latest single, “Baby Boy.” Let us know what you think.
Next up is a beautiful cover of The Rolling Stones‘ classic song, “As Tears go By” from LA Music Critic Award winners and Blue Élan Records artists Mustangs of the West. This song has never sounded better.
Single number three comes from down under and features the folk sound of Eric Prod. The single is called “From me to you (part 2),” and we love it. This one would do well in our Americana market.
Next up is A Choir of Ghosts from Scandinavia with an idyllic folk sound that would do quite well in the American folk/Americana scene. Check out “An Ounce of Gold” and let us know what you think.
Our final single is from BINX, one of the most unique indie artists in LA. Her latest is called “Milk,” and we need to hear this sweet song on Top 40 radio. This one is deserves repeated listens.
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
Our first music video is a simply beautiful arrangement by one of our favorite LA indie artists who is usually known more for her rocking sound than as a mellow songwriter. We love the creative growth she shows in her latest project, “Return Home,” and think you will likewise fall in love with Abby Posner.
Our next video is short and sweet and gives us just a taste of the brilliance that is Jay Katana. His concept for “Letter From Child” has has salivating over the release of his next project. Enjoy this dark sweet tidbit.
Video number three is from the dreamy Kat Cunning and is equally as cinematic and dramatic as her soaring vocals. We think this one would be great on the radio and would be perfect for placement in movies and television. Check out “For the Love.”
Video number four is from another LA Music Critic Award winner, Dree Mon, and is as equally dance-compelling as her last two videos. Get up and dance to the sound of “When it Goes Down.” We guarantee you won’t be able to sit down for this one.
Our final video this week is an animated one from People Club for their song, “Kil Scott.” This one is a keeper, and we suggest you put it on repeat.