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New House – An Indie30 New Music Playlist

New House – An Indie30 New Music Playlist

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01 Sep 2020
Classic House, Deep House, House, Lo-Fi House, New Music, Tech-House
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For the latest in independently released House music across a range of styles and genres head here. All tracks removed can be accessed here in the House edition of our Tracks of 2020 Series

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The Galleria (Morgan Geist & Jessy Lanza) Return With ‘Stop & Go’

The Galleria (Morgan Geist & Jessy Lanza) Return With ‘Stop & Go’

The Galleria, the project that self-admittedly “ripples with the indigenous music of long-dead, suburban New Jersey shopping malls” belongs to American artist and producer Morgan Geist (Storm Queen, Metro Area) and the irrepressible Canadian vocalist, composer and producer Jessy...

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BARRIE ANNOUNCE THEY ARE HAPPY TO BE HERE

BARRIE ANNOUNCE THEY ARE HAPPY TO BE HERE

Brooklyn pop quintet Barrie are set to release their debut album this coming May titled Happy To Be Here. With a string of sensational, über cool singles released last year behind them including the amazing ‘Canyons’ which parked itself...

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NEW 7″ SINGLE FROM HAND HABITS

NEW 7″ SINGLE FROM HAND HABITS

One of our favourite albums of the year came in the form of Wildly Idle (Humble Before The Void) from Hand Habits, the project of Los Angeles based artist Meg Duffy. Yesterday saw her share a beautiful new track,...

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AOTW: HAND HABITS’ WILDLY IDLE, A POIGNANT WORK OF TRUE HUMILITY

AOTW: HAND HABITS’ WILDLY IDLE, A POIGNANT WORK OF TRUE HUMILITY

Hand Habits, the project of L.A based multi-instrumentalist Meg Duffy (Mega Bog, Kevin Morby Band) released her long awaited debut album last week. A work that in some ways oozes confidence but cautions that with its fragility, it’s lo-fi...

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SPORTING LIFE AND EVY JANE COME TOGETHER

SPORTING LIFE AND EVY JANE COME TOGETHER

For some reason, we’ve been sitting on this superb collaboration from Harlem producer Sporting Life featuring the alluring vocals of Vancouver’s Evelyn Mason, one half of Evy Jane, for far too long. Listen to the exceptional ‘Court Vision’ via...

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NEGATIVE GEMINI’S BODY WORK OUT

NEGATIVE GEMINI’S BODY WORK OUT

Lindsey French, aka Negative Gemini, releases her long awaited debut album Body Work this week. It’s a diverse affair sporting everything from poignant electronic pop like last years ‘You Never Knew’ to dance floor bangers like the title track...

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