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

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,...

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Tracks of 2019 Series: Electronic Pop – An End of Year Independent Music Playlist by Indie30 on Spotify

Tracks of 2019 Series: Electronic Pop – An End of Year Independent Music Playlist by Indie30 on Spotify

If you’re into your genres that coalesce around the broad term Electronic Pop — synthpop, downtempo pop, independent R&B, Balearic, chillwave, lounge, soft rock, nu-disco, neo-funk, neo soul + beats and hip-hop influences — and want to hear the...

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UPDATE: New Electronic Pop – An Independent Music Playlist by Indie30 on Spotify

UPDATE: New Electronic Pop – An Independent Music Playlist by Indie30 on Spotify

Featuring new music by FKA Twigs ∗ Sudan Archives ∗ Greentea Peng ava karate ∗ Juno Disco ∗ Yehan Jehan Vogue Dots ∗ IEVA ∗ Hannah Diamond SASSY 009 ∗ Turnover ∗ Fauness ∗ UMI ∗ TORRES ∗ Chela...

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NEW & NOTABLE: ARLO PARKS (USA) – SUPER SAD GENERATION EP

NEW & NOTABLE: ARLO PARKS (USA) – SUPER SAD GENERATION EP

London artist Arlo Parks today released her debut EP Super Sad Generation, a musically rich, diverse and socially aware sonic document of self discovery that is suggestive the music world has an emerging talent of lasting significance on its...

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NEW INDEPENDENT ELECTRONIC POP – AN INDIE30 PLAYLIST USING SPOTIFY

NEW INDEPENDENT ELECTRONIC POP – AN INDIE30 PLAYLIST USING SPOTIFY

Another stack of great new independently released electronic pop tracks have surfaced over the last couple of weeks and they have pretty much shaped the 30 tracks you hear below. The list begins with the amazing Brooklyn quintet Barrie...

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NEW INDEPENDENT ELECTRONIC POP – AN INDIE30 PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY

NEW INDEPENDENT ELECTRONIC POP – AN INDIE30 PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY

DECEMBER 7 UPDATE: Our last New Electronic Pop update for 2018 features a collection of 30 brand spaking new tracks released over the past three weeks. We begin with the left field funk of ‘Ordinary Pleasure’, the new single...

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Indie30 is a globally focused independent music blog run by a very small band of music tragic's from Adelaide in Australia. We believe passionately in posting about and promoting new independent music from a diverse range of genres and styles.

While many have retreated from using the term indie, it's proudly been our primary name from the beginning. Contrary to how it is often used, the term does not describe a particular music genre or style. Indie is simply short for independent label.

Used correctly, it describes music created and released independently of the three big music labels owned by multi-national entertainment conglomerates, Universal Music Group (Vivendi Corporation - France), Warner Music (Access Industries - Russia) and Sony Music (Sony Corporation - Japan) along with the 500+ subsidiaries and sub-labels they have between them.

As Indie30 exists solely to promote music and culture independent of the narrow confines and constraints of mainstream belief and corporate practice, we do not feature or promote any music by artists signed to these entities.

Given their underground roots and their constant refusal to yield to corporate greed, Techno and House for example are genres more indie than the pop, rock and folk genres that are mistakenly and often disingenuously mis-labelled as such.

As 4AD, Sub Pop and Matador are “indies” so are Warp, R&S and Ostgut Ton.

To ensure complete freedom and transparency in what is promoted on Indie30, we do not accept any payment or favours for content. The blog has always been and will remain a labour of love, a voluntary entity that is completely non-financial in status. All of us associated with this site have full time jobs unrelated to music.

Whether creating it or experiencing it, independent music and culture is in and of itself a political act. We are unashamedly progressive in all spheres of life and will never compromise our commitment to defend freedom of expression, speak truth to money and power, celebrate diversity in all its forms, fight for equality of opportunity for all and respect our place with the planet not above it.

If you are an independent artist, producer, record label, artist centred agent or publicist and you've taken some notice of what we do here feel free to email info through the "Contact Us" link. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Due the large volume of requests we receive, these are info only avenues. As we gladly do this in our down time we normally cannot reply to messages so please be sure to send what you think we need.

Advance promos of singles, EP's or albums are especially welcome and alerts of new videos too. Indie30 does not engage in musical criticism. Quite simply, if we like what we hear and we can, we'll promote it. If we don't, we won't.

We strongly encourage readers to support the independent artists they like featured here and purchase (not just stream) their music and merchandise. The cultural worth of any society is measured by how it values and supports its art - and independent artists have always given society far more than they'll ever receive.

James Stocker - Indie30 (Founder & Editor)

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NOTE: Indie30 in no way supports or is affiliated with Spotify or its artist unfriendly business model. It is simply used as a platform to promote the artists we feature in our 7 New Music Playlists and their accompanying edition in our Tracks of 2020 Series.