Here’s what we’re listening to at Lip this week! Ride – SLK ‘Ride’ is the debut single from SLK, an Alt-Soul singer from London, who has taken the dark and seductive R&B popularised by The Weeknd and put her own unique spin on it. ‘Ride’ is the soundtrack to a slow embrace, one that’s seductive…
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Here’s what we’re listening to (and watching!) at Lip this week! Talk In Technicolour – Convaire Convaire are a four-piece from Sydney and they ‘hope to make you dance’. With immediately apparent Phoenix and Friendly Fires nods, Talk in Technicolour is their latest single, and it’s bright and catchy, with a definite disco vibe. Tighter…
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Here’s what we’re listening to (and watching!) at Lip this week Always – Panama This gem by the Future Classic signed Panama has just gotten new visuals, and it’s a real treat to watch. The song itself is uplifting and lush, with warm vocals and a nostalgic vibe. It continues to be the perfect musical…
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Here’s what we’re listening to (and watching!) at Lip this week She – I Know Leopard This track, by the 70s influenced four-piece, is the type of song that doesn’t demand too much, instead wrapping you up gently in dreamy, feel-good summer vibes. The vocals on this track hark back to a day when beachy…
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Here’s what we’re listening to (and watching!) at Lip this week! Another – Seekae After signing with Future Classic, Sydney-siders Seekae have come out with this slow-burning track. Moody and measured in a way nothing of theirs has been before, Another has a brooding quality about it that will imprint itself on your brain….
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Here’s is what we’re listening to (and watching!) this week at Lip! Not Like Me – Gentry This is a gem that belongs in the past, but strangely enough feels very now. The London-born Gentry has created a perfect slice of polished, flashy pop-rock, with an engaging voice and 80’s-esque synth that is sure to…
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For me, Beach House is one of the most important acts of my lifetime, right up there with Bon Iver and Fiona Apple. Their sound is original but so, so easy to listen to and just something about watching them as a band that makes it feel easy to connected to the present, to the…
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