From the Inbox: Tracks Of The Week (Aug 30, 2021)
Don’t look now, but September is around the corner.
But that’s okay – there’s a whole whack of re-scheduled concerts coming up and amazing new album releases!
In the mean time, Mondays are always better because of the wonderful new playlist that gets updated in your Spotify every week. If you’re new here, From the Inbox is a round-up of my favourite tracks from the past week, full of hidden gems that you might be listening to well into the future.
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I hope you enjoy the playlist (you can find it at the bottom) and skim through a few highlights below – don’t forget: if you enjoy something, share it around!
siné – 2GOOD2U
Emerging indie pop artist siné has shared the colourful and funk-filled break-up track “2GOOD2U”. Only her second of her growing discography, there’s already much to enjoy from the break-out songwriter.
Snotty Nose Rez Kids ft. Polo Brian – Wild Boy
Vancouver hip-hop duo Snotty Nose Res Kidz will be ending 2021 with a bang, having announced their new album Life After will be out October 22nd before heading out for a North American tour. Their new single “Wild Boy”, featuring Polo Brian is a punchy, trap tune that is inspired by supernatural stories from SNRK’s culture, such as Bukwus – a term that comes from the Kwakwaka’wakw Nation and translates into “Wild Man of the Woods”.
TORA – Put Down Your Phone
Australian indie pop mainstays TORA will be releasing their highly anticipated new album A Force Majeure on Friday. From the release is the emotional and tech-focused tune “Put Down Your Phone”.
BLK ODYSSY – Ghost Ride / Nineteen Eighty
Austin-based artist BLK ODYSSY released his highly anticipated album BLK VINTAGE over the weekend. The thought-provoking and insightful release was filled with powerful lyrics and crisp, soul-infused hip-hop, including the double single “Ghost Ride/Nineteen Eighty”.
