DJ Moopie's latest release, 'Going Back to Sleep', is a treasure trove of endearing indie pop tracks that will resonate with fans of C86 compilation and the likes of Mess Esque. The Melbourne-based DJ, also known as Matthew Xue, has curated an enchanting collection that traverses the spectrum of twee-pop groups.
The compilation boasts an impressive array of emerging artists, each contributing their own unique sound to this delightful musical tapestry. Daily Toll's seven-minute melodica-and-guitar reverie, 'Time', showcases Sydney band's ability to craft delicate yet mesmerizing melodies. On the other hand, Chateau's percussive and psychedelic lounge pop, 'How Long on the Platform', features an entrancing interplay of Al Montfort and Alex Macfarlane.
Furthermore, Who Cares?, one of Melbourne's newest bands, channels the ethereal vibes of Hope Sandoval and Eartheater in their track 'Wax and Wane'. This captivating compilation also features tracks from San Francisco indie stalwarts Pinks and Purples, as well as sun-dappled folk-pop duo the Hobknobs.
Beyond these Australian talents, the compilation showcases an impressive range of genres and styles. It's a testament to A Colourful Storm's dedication to nurturing emerging artists who are pushing the boundaries of indie pop music.
Now, onto this week's best new tracks, which include an enticing solo track from Flea, 'A Plea', showcasing his mastery of soul-jazz. The Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist propels through a stirring exploration of peace and love in this rare solo release.
Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried also shine with their stunning duet, 'Clothed By the Sun', taken from the soundtrack to The Testament of Ann Lee, for which Blumberg recently won an Oscar.
Other standout tracks include Jana Horn's heart-wrenching return, 'All in Bet', showcasing her rich storytelling through songwriting. Meanwhile, Yamila's industrial-tinged gothic opus would fit perfectly alongside soundtracks to dystopian epics.
The compilation is rounded off by an infectious collaboration between Zora Jones and DJ Polo on the slamming ghettotech track, 'Hoes Link Up'. Lastly, Jawnino's electrifying garagey number, 'Hit Again', features Surf Gang's signature cloud-rap beats that have been rolled over in a captivating UK rapper's latest mixtape, Amnesia.
In short, both the compilation and new tracks on this week's best new list offer an irresistible blend of genres, moods and emotions, sure to enchant fans of indie pop music.
The compilation boasts an impressive array of emerging artists, each contributing their own unique sound to this delightful musical tapestry. Daily Toll's seven-minute melodica-and-guitar reverie, 'Time', showcases Sydney band's ability to craft delicate yet mesmerizing melodies. On the other hand, Chateau's percussive and psychedelic lounge pop, 'How Long on the Platform', features an entrancing interplay of Al Montfort and Alex Macfarlane.
Furthermore, Who Cares?, one of Melbourne's newest bands, channels the ethereal vibes of Hope Sandoval and Eartheater in their track 'Wax and Wane'. This captivating compilation also features tracks from San Francisco indie stalwarts Pinks and Purples, as well as sun-dappled folk-pop duo the Hobknobs.
Beyond these Australian talents, the compilation showcases an impressive range of genres and styles. It's a testament to A Colourful Storm's dedication to nurturing emerging artists who are pushing the boundaries of indie pop music.
Now, onto this week's best new tracks, which include an enticing solo track from Flea, 'A Plea', showcasing his mastery of soul-jazz. The Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist propels through a stirring exploration of peace and love in this rare solo release.
Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried also shine with their stunning duet, 'Clothed By the Sun', taken from the soundtrack to The Testament of Ann Lee, for which Blumberg recently won an Oscar.
Other standout tracks include Jana Horn's heart-wrenching return, 'All in Bet', showcasing her rich storytelling through songwriting. Meanwhile, Yamila's industrial-tinged gothic opus would fit perfectly alongside soundtracks to dystopian epics.
The compilation is rounded off by an infectious collaboration between Zora Jones and DJ Polo on the slamming ghettotech track, 'Hoes Link Up'. Lastly, Jawnino's electrifying garagey number, 'Hit Again', features Surf Gang's signature cloud-rap beats that have been rolled over in a captivating UK rapper's latest mixtape, Amnesia.
In short, both the compilation and new tracks on this week's best new list offer an irresistible blend of genres, moods and emotions, sure to enchant fans of indie pop music.
. The way they've curated these Aussie artists is fire 
! I mean, have you heard Daily Toll's 'Time'? It gives me all the feels 
. And Chateau's 'How Long on the Platform' is like a psychedelic dream come true... I'm not even kidding, Al Montfort and Alex Macfarlane are like two peas in a pod 
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. And can we talk about Flea's solo track 'A Plea' for a second? That dude is a soul-jazz master 
. The way he weaves peace and love into that song is pure magic 
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. I need more of her storytelling in my life, stat! 
i mean can you believe the variety of artists on this compilation from aussie bands like daily toll and chateau to san francisco stalwarts pinks and purples it's like a musical love letter 
gotta give it up for a colourful storm for curating all these talented artists together 
and those new tracks are straight fire flea's solo track is giving me life 
, while Chateau's 'How Long on the Platform' is like a dreamy, laid-back Sunday afternoon 
️. And can we talk about Who Cares? - their 'Wax and Wane' track has this ethereal quality that's just captivating 
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Daily Toll's 'Time' gives me major shoegaze vibes 
and Chateau's 'How Long on the Platform' is giving me life 
. Who Cares? is straight up enchanting, reminds me of Hope Sandoval 
I'm loving the new 'Going Back to Sleep' compilation by DJ Moopie! It's like a dreamy mixtape of all these awesome Aussie bands 
! The way he weaves together all these talented artists from different parts of the world is just genius 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to listen to Daily Toll's ethereal soundscapes or Chateau's trippy lounge vibes? And can we talk about how cool it is that Flea has a solo track out? 
The way he blends soul-jazz with his signature funkiness is just pure magic 
. I'm all about discovering new music and connecting with like-minded folks, and this feels like the ultimate community-building moment 
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And omg have you tried those Korean BBQ tacos? 
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, while 'Clothed By the Sun' with Amanda Seyfried is just stunning.
. And the collabs? Game-changer. Like Zora Jones and DJ Polo's 'Hoes Link Up' is just a total banger 
on this compilation. Who Cares? is totally giving me Hope Sandoval vibes with 'Wax and Wane' 
But it's not just about Australia - there's some amazing international talent too.
and Daniel Blumberg and Amanda Seyfried's duet 'Clothed By the Sun' is giving me major feels 
Yamila's industrial opus is like something out of a dystopian movie 
and Zora Jones and DJ Polo's 'Hoes Link Up' is just infectious energy 
I'm loving the vibe of DJ Moopie's 'Going Back to Sleep' compilation - it's like a big ol' hug for your ears 
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