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Tommy Faith

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  1. Sydney, Australia
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  1. El Niño (mixtape)
    by MALI JO$E
    El Niño (mixtape)
    by MALI JO$E
    appears in 9 other collections
  2. Bootleg Firecracker
    by Middle Kids
    Bootleg Firecracker
    by Middle Kids
    appears in 7 other collections
  3. Noise Breeder
    by Super Death
    Noise Breeder
    by Super Death
    appears in 27 other collections
  4. Dancefloor
    by Puppy Mountain
    Dancefloor
    by Puppy Mountain
    Puppy Mountain is our own Fred Again, our own Ross With Friends... a housey producer who manages to imbued his left of center palette with some much feeling. There's an undercurrent of sadness and nostalgia to this record that's borderline inexplicable. Obsessed.
    appears in 102 other collections
  5. Hey
    by Phoebe Go
    Hey
    by Phoebe Go
    This crushed me. Phoebe's voice, her lyrical intimacy, her suburban imagery and the no frills production all sew together on earnest heart.
    appears in 6 other collections
  6. Mad
    by bazio
    Mad
    by bazio
  7. Confide
    by Jace Kara
    Confide
    by Jace Kara
    Love that UK garage influence here that imbues the beat with such jiggly kneed energy.
  8. Outer Space
    by Morgues
    Outer Space
    by Morgues
    I properly love Morgues so much. I love the way they make their guitars sound, I love the way they cram syllables into sentences, the way they feel both nostalgic and modern. Jus really like em don't I.
    appears in 3 other collections
  9. Honest
    by Pei
    Honest
    by Pei
    I live for a vocal that has this much character. No overcoat of varnish, Joji opts instead for some light layering and a relationship between vocal and instrumentation that feels like pure and true. Honest even? Stop it. Speaking of that instrumentation though, it's gonna take me a few listens to really get to the bottom of it between bells, chimes, whistles, lightly plucked guitars, electrics and driving percussion. A really special record.
    appears in 2 other collections
  10. Unambitious Season!
    by To Oscar
    Unambitious Season!
    by To Oscar
    The Loudest I've Ever Been The Loudest I've Ever Been
    Futurist king.
    appears in 15 other collections
  11. So Familiar
    by Way Dynamic
    So Familiar
    by Way Dynamic
    I could listen to this a hundred times and never lose interest in the gentle groove of it.
    appears in 7 other collections
  12. Melody Kong
    by honestfrank
    Melody Kong
    by honestfrank
    Our local race candy vendor is praying at the altar of honestfrank, offering thanks for the increased sales that lie ahead. The Donkey Kong Country samples did for me.
  13. Side
    by Matahara
    Side
    by Matahara
    Matahara entering her 'sounds like noone else' phase and ya love to see it. Working with all the right people to bring out the strangeness of production as well as a little Tram Cops vocal I'm hearing in there too! I love the way you've treated your own vocals, both in terms of production and the way those melodies run. Really unexpected next step and I'm thankful for it.
    appears in 2 other collections
  14. APPLY THE PRESSURE (feat. Zion Garcia)
    by SOLLYY
    APPLY THE PRESSURE (feat. Zion Garcia)
    by SOLLYY
    Nothing test tube about this, Sollyy and Zion is the most natural born teamup imaginable. You can hear the chemistry between production and bars and the result is so cohesive,. Garage moments, four to the floor heat and swagger to the teeth. These two get it.
    appears in 21 other collections
  15. dread ahead
    by jack slade
    dread ahead
    by jack slade
    Rare to see such a supremely realized debut single but here we are with mister Jack Slade. His vocals sound almost as if he's singing with a cold and I mean no slight when I say that given that it offers plenty of character in the doing. A melting pot of influences from hip-hop to indie rock to emo to modern indie kings like Jean Dawson. A little somethin somethin for everyone.
    appears in 1 other collection
  16. Decay
    by Lorelei
    Decay
    by Lorelei
    There's so much to love about this new single from Lorelei. From the vocal melodies to the driving guitars and the emotive guitars and the way the two interplay with each other. The vocal harmonies in the chorus and the way that snare drum just snaps. Beautiful song!
    appears in 42 other collections
  17. Surprise!
    by hector morlet
    Surprise!
    by hector morlet
    appears in 7 other collections
  18. Picture Frame
    by hector morlet
    Picture Frame
    by hector morlet
    Look I was stressed but I'm glad to confirm that Hector's Still Got It. It's been four months or so since his last record and that dry spell really hurt me deep. His voice already feels familiar as an old friend.
    appears in 5 other collections
  19. OTTN (On To The Next)
    by IJALE
    OTTN (On To The Next)
    by IJALE
    JUJU (feat. Dayne Jordan) JUJU (feat. Dayne Jordan)
    Deviating between sonic references and themes both heavy and lightfingered, IJALE dropped a classic with this record. So many individual tracks that could stand on their own as singles, production that'd light up the night and a voice that's rich with tone and swagger.
    appears in 11 other collections
  20. you should do this for a living
    by Ruby Gill
    you should do this for a living
    by Ruby Gill
    appears in 30 other collections