Lifted from their upcoming album Medusa, slated for release on November 17, All My Heart stands out as a light of contemporary doo-wop vibes with a sun-kissed twist.
With its meticulous blend of harmonious backing vocals, sunlit handclaps, a hypnotic organ, and fiercely resonating guitar riffs, the track emanates a cinematic quality, enveloping the listener in an alternate reality.
Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Shannon Clark & the Sugar’s song “Cool Waters” from their forthcoming album This Old World, which is slated for release on September 8. The album was produced by Justin Weaver, mixed by Mitch Furr, engineered by Jeremy Bernstein at Welcome to 1979; and mastered by Adam Grover.
Coma Girls‘ have shared their new single “Candles,” a slow-burning folk-rocker about the guilt and shame that often comes with addiction. The outro opens up into a sheet of distorted guitars, as Spino repeats an aching mantra over and over: “Leave your candles lit / My pain keeps burning on and on and on.”
The fusion of pop and funk elements in “Ghost” cut through an air of melancholy. It combines pop sensibilities, funk guitar riffs and basslines and ghostly, haunting bells, synths and eerie organs drenched in heavy reverb. Rennison expresses complex emotions and inner turmoil through indie-pop piano balladry as he digs deep to give us this soul-stirring piece of art.
The slinky lounge-pop tune “All and Only” finds Brownderville reflecting on our near-universal experience with unrequited love against a juxtaposition of strummed acoustic guitar and shimmering electric piano sounds. There is a lush and limitless vibe throughout Beekeeper Spaceman, where handcrafted folk tunes blossom over and over again into strange and engaging electro-pop songs stuffed with synthesized sounds, exposed roots of acoustic guitar, surreal stories and intriguing arrangements that feel like vibrant little worlds unto themselves.
Today is a great day to share the latest single from Coma Girls, called “Candles.” Coma Girls is the moniker of songwriter Chris Spino, and he tackles the themes of addiction, recovery, and wanting to be a better person with grace and poise. On this journey of self-reflection that is drenched in great guitar sounds and soothing vocals, Coma Girls showcase his staying power in the music scene.