Clay

I can't say I know much about Londoner Hudson Scott, as "Clay" is his first release, but I can say that I really enjoy this one. It exudes some nice peachy keen carefree feels that makes you forget about your troubles. The guitar carries the song from start to finish and the Scott's deep vocals keep things nicely balanced. Here's a nice laid-back Sunday slow jam for you to enjoy while not moving much today!

Hudson Scott - Clay

Believe You're Mine

This song reminds me of something you might have heard on an early 2000s MTV reality TV show... in every good way possible that is!!! (RE: Eighth and Oceans "Beautiful Love" by the Afters). So anyways, I love all the sadness and despair of the lyrics but also the fact that you can still totally jam out to it.

Nada Surf - Believe You're Mine

In The Air

If I still had a car to drive, I would jam to this song with the windows rolled down. Nothing like a relaxed rock-ish sound to pair with the wind in your face and hair. This is clearly a song about moving on, and puts a nice uplifting vibe in the air.. hehe. Enjoy!

Ten Fé - In The Air

Left Hand Free // Every Other Freckle

Alt-J has slowly been trickling out new singles from their upcoming album, This Is All Yours, which is due out September 22. These two are the latest, but leave me wanting to hear more! I love how upbeat "Left Hand Free" is. The vocals are distinctly alt-J, but the beat seems to me a bit more Black Keys-esque, which I absolutely love. Side note: does anyone know what N-E-O-O-M-G-G is supposed to mean? Am I stupid? (Just answer the first question..) I like the new direction of this tune and hopefully hints at a more rock-ish album. Moreover, "Every Other Freckle" seems to suggest somewhat the same, although it is a little more alternative-y sounding, but I still like it. Give both a listen below:

alt-J - Left Hand Free

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alt-J - Every Other Freckle