Here’s the video for Australian/Swedish duo Say Lou Lou current single, Julian. The single’s out now an it’s a luscious slice of DreamPop you all should be investigating.
The clip is directed by Philippe Tempelman and is just as dreamy and hazy as the song itself., sweeping in and out of focus.
Say Lou Lou’s Julian is out now.
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Here’s the video for French Minimal SynthPoppers Tristesse Contemporaine’s new single, the hypnotic and moving Waiting. A track loaded with 80s synth experimentalism and Indie-Electro cool.
The video is directed by Jørgen Leth, and taken from his film 66 Scenes From America in a scene titled Andy Warhol, Burger.
Tristesse Contemporaine’s Waiting is released 13th May on Record Makers.
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Here’s the video fro the new single from ElectroPop heroes Fenech-Soler. It’s called Magnetic and it’s an rousing festival anthem, full of epic vocals and fist-pumping synth riffs.
Check out the mini-movie clip, directed by Luke Bellis. Involving a road-trip chase from a ceroplastic bunny.
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Here’s an unexpected slice of awesomeness. Goldroom and Mereki’s Only You Can Show Me, which has been on heavy rotation round these parts since March, has only gone and got itself a video.
Directed by Jake Gibson, the clip has a really optimistic, feel good vibe with lots of grooving fro Mereki and a cast of smiling faces. Unfortunately there’s no Josh bopping around in it, but you can’t have everything.
Goldroom’s Only You Can Show Me is out now.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Fist up, from 1986, Thompson Twins’ King For A Day.
Some New Beat ElectroPop from Celebrate The Nun with 1989’s Ordinary Town
And Black Box with some early funky House Pop from 1989, Everybody Everybody.
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Hammer & Sickle is the forthcoming new single from Welsh ElectroPoppers Neon Neon, the second to be taken from their sophomore album Praxis Makes Perfect. Expect bouncy, introspective, catchy synth Indie vibes here.
Check out the video, a tribute to maverick Italian publisher Giagiacomo Feltrinelli, put together but the duo themselves.
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Music Is Magic is the first single from Australian duo Silverstar. It’s a hell of a confident début, and a blisteringly good slice of summery DiscoPop. This is all feel-good with a beat and twisting synth riff that will have a smile on your face all day..
The video, directed by Tim White, is all kids playing and stuff with, to be honest, we’re a bit indifferent to regardless of Morocco backdrop. But it’s really nicely shot, and works well with the hazy vibe of the track.
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Little Boots’ forthcoming new single, Broken Record, our first proper taste of her eagerly awaited second album Nocturnes, now has a video available for your viewing pleasure.
Directed by the AU Agency, the clip really plays up the ethereal dance vibe of the track. Whist a reasonable straightforward performance and dancing video, the cinematography creates a dreamlike and enigmatic mood.
Broken Record is out now. Little Boots’ Nocturnes is released 7th May.
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Here’s the video for Australian ElectroPop heroes Empire Of the Sun’s epic new single Alive. Alive is the first single from their long awaited second album, the soon-to-be-released Ice On The Dune.
Weaving it’s way through Empire Of The Sun’s personal mythos, the clip only begins to tell the narrative of Ice On The Dune, and does so in typical Empire Of The Sun style.
Ice On The Dune is released in June.
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Norwegian ElectroPop songstress Annie launched back onto our radar just before the weekend with this, the video for her forthcoming new single Tube Stops & Lonely Hearts. With a touch of Xenomania and a pounding, almost Industrial beat, the track is an amazing, catchy, contradiction.
White Tiger Amateurs directed the video, which is as stripped down as the track itself. As far as Pop goes, this is challenging, interesting stuff.
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