Indie30 Electronic Pop

New Electronic: Pop R&B Soul Dance Downtempo Chill

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25 Dec 2020
Disco, Electronic, Electronic Pop, Neo Soul, New Music, Pop, R&B, Synth Pop
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The last Electronic: Pop R&B Soul Dance Downtempo Chill New Music Playlist for 2020 features new singles from Paris sextet L’Imperatrice, Cologne’s Moglii & Sydney’s Panama, Norway’s Remington Super 60, Nashville’s Haiva Ru, Dallas solo artist Caroline Baker aka...

New Electronic: Pop R&B Soul Dance Downtempo Chill – An Indie30 New Independent Music Playlist

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10 Aug 2020
Ambient, Disco, Electronic, Electronic Pop, Neo Soul, New Music, New Wave, Pop, R&B, Synth Pop
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Before I head into taking a break from posting until 2021, I’d like to inform readers of a name change to the New Electronic Pop Playlist. It will now be called New Electronic: Pop R&B Soul Dance Downtempo Chill....

[Update] New Electronic Pop – An Independent Music Playlist By Indie30 on Spotify

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15 Apr 2020
Electronic Pop, Neo Soul, New Music, Pop, R&B, Synth Pop
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The quality at present in the genres that are represented in our New Electronic Pop Playlist is such that since release day last Friday we’ve turned over every track. Among the new entries is lead track ‘Frozen Love’, one...

Ayelle Releases ‘Overtime’ Ahead of NOMAD Mixtape

Photo: Polly Hanrahan Prolific New York City based Swedish-Iranian artist Ayelle has released her captivating new single ‘Overtime’, the fourth of 2020 ahead of the release of her debut mixtape NOMAD in May. Combining elements of R&B and urban...

Emma Shields Debuts On Stay Inside Compilation; Songs From The Great Indoors

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06 Apr 2020
Electronic Pop, New Music, Pop, Synth Pop
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Six independent Australian record labels, Osborne Again, Dinosaur City Records, Spunk Records, Hotel Motel Records, Blossom Rot Records and Inertia Music have come together to release Stay Inside: Songs From the Great Indoors. To be released track a day...

Update: New Electronic Pop – An Independent Music Playlist on Spotify

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25 Feb 2020
Dream Pop, Electronic Pop, New Music, Synth Pop
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Our Electronic Pop Playlist on Spotify, representing the more immediate, accessible and sensitive sides of independent electronic music gets its first update of 2020. It currently begins with two great new tunes from Canadian artists Allie X and Jessy Lanza,...

Christine And The Queens Returns With Powerful New Single

This week saw Nantes born & Paris based pop artist Héloïse Adelaïde Letissier aka Christine & The Queens gift us her powerfully intimate new single ‘People, I’ve Been Sad’. It’s a poignant and purposeful work of dramatic synth pop...

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