This week, The FADER highlights a series of fresh tracks that are taking the music scene by storm, showcasing a variety of genres and innovative sounds.
Cold Gawd: "Malibu Beach House"
This band is making waves in the shoegaze revival scene. With their new track "Malibu Beach House," Cold Gawd combines elements of drone, distortion, and punk-inspired guitar, creating an energetic contagion that’s hard to ignore.
Jennifer Castle: "Lucky #8"
Jennifer Castle returns with "Lucky #8," an indie folk single encapsulating both life's mysteries and existential themes. The song flows beautifully like a swan landing on a calm lake, elevated by vibrant guitar work.
Objekt: "Ganzfeld (Djrum Remix)"
In celebration of the 10-year anniversary of "Ganzfeld," the DJ introduces a remix that reimagines the classic into a sprawling 10-minute experience laden with emotive keyboard notes and intricate breakbeat rhythms.
Office Culture: "Counting Game"
Winston Cook-Wilson’s new single is both lithe and eerie. "Counting Game" transitions from whispers of numbers to a jazz-pop rhythm, marking a bold step for the new album, Enough, set to release on October 18.
Will Lister feat. Niall: "Friction"
This track combines futuristic soundscapes with a layered bass approach, narrated by Niall’s contemplative rap verses, blending nostalgia with a chilling edge.
Jerry Paper: "Everything Angel"
In their latest release, Jerry Paper speaks on themes of renewal wrapped in a youthful aura over a quirky instrumental backdrop, setting the stage for a transformative listening experience.
Los Bitchos: "Talkie Talkie, Charlie Charlie"
Bringing a joyful cumbia vibe mixed with '80s synth sounds, Los Bitchos delivers an earworm perfect for those looking to brighten their days.
Mount Eerie: "Broom of Wind"
Phil Elverum invites listeners to re-embrace wonder with "Broom of Wind," woven with contemplative lyrics and soothing grooves, culminating in a serene experience.
These tracks contribute to an exciting week in music, each embodying unique artistic expressions. The full list can be seen on The FADER. Listen to these updates on their Spotify and Apple Music playlists.