Here are some of the recent song releases we’ve been enjoying at LDOI. All songs featured can be found in the Spotify playlist linked at the bottom of the page (updated weekly).
*TRACK OF THE WEEK*: Help Me Out – Johnny Kills
High-spirited rock packed full of glowing riffs and fiery drums. FFO: Hockey Dad
Same Skies – Phil Madeley
Raw vocals erupt into a frenzy of rolling guitar riffs and gritty lyrics. FFO: Sam Fender, Paolo Nutini
Tennessee – Martini Police
Lo-fi vocals backed by a soft melody, filled with gentle fuzz and twanging guitar. FFO: Temporex
Symmetry – SYML
Subtle melody leans against beautifully understated vocals, backed by a delicate string section. FFO: Jack Garratt
Third Dimensional Love – Magon
Grooving bassline grouped with howling riffs and gloomy vocals. FFO: King Gizzard
Forest Flash – V.A.L.
Dark psychedelic pop brimming with fuzzy riffs and cloudy vocals. FFO: King Gizzard
Serious – Sleep Council
Anthemic indie rock packed full of energetic riffs and vocals, reminiscent of festival-packed summers. FFO: Circa Waves
How Could You Be Okay – Hanna Searl
Airy vocals backed by tender piano notes and soft harmonies. FFO: Jade Bird
You Are Gold – Ryan Innes
Soulful vocals layered over funky instrumentals and suave riffs. FFO: Stevie Wonder
Stay – Dancing On Tables
Slow verses fall into choruses teeming with melancholy, backed by a subtle melody and faint harmonies. FFO: Biffy Clyro
Starry Eyed Kids – Natalie Walker
Stellar pop with dreamy vocals and a cosmic melody. FFO: Passion Pit
Electric Girl – Margot Polo
Glossy melody filled with sparkling synth and topped with polished vocals. FFO: Justin Timberlake
Reasons – Travel With The Sun
Broad shouldered pop with gloomy synth and power-driven vocals. FFO: King No-One
She Wants To See You Cry – Nature TV
Mellow vocals intertwined with warm guitar notes and soft harmonies. FFO: Leo Stannard
Overgrown – DEYO
Gentle vocals backed by sweet harmonies and feathery synth. FFO: The 1975
Listen to the playlist here: