If you are into bored girls and grown men wrestling in slow motion, all soundtracked by luscious, luring pop music, Shy Shy Shy have just what you need. Their new single Neon comes with stirring visuals and a daring vibe. The new track is off their all new EP titled Glass that just came out last week, aggregating two new songs and the three tracks they produced for the Danish tv hit show Doggystyle, including the program’s title track.
Neon then tells the story of the ups and downs a friendship can take, of people growing apart, all wrapped in moving pictures by filmmakers Dennis Morton & Mathias Strømfeldt, attached below.
Stealth bit of musical production coming in from Lucas Stern here out of New York. The track goes by the name of Watashitoisshoni, according to Google translate at least, which is said to say With Me. A nice piano driven piece of recording, with elegant electronic layers, creating a sort of Viennese coffee house meets Wes Anderson type of vibe. Smooth.
Lush pop vibes celebrating the social media powered rebirth of the very analog 90s coming in by way of Sweden’s Majro. Talk is the first single off her upcoming EP that will be out in May and is nothing less than a grand pop anthem and booming intro to the life and times of Majro.
The EP is scheduled to arrive five songs strong, each evolving around a very personal history of Majro, and will be produced by the talented Joakim Buddee of Foreverandever-fame, creating a Tim-Burton-type vibe of melancholy and beautiful emotions. Talk is attached below, for the full electro pop experience.
Sinah, here enjoying the remoteness of the Portuguese countryside, served another grand anthem last month, paving the way to her second solo album due later this year. None Of Us is a delicately produced piece recording, neatly layering deep synths, pounding drums and her distinct, cool voice and vocals.
It is being reported that what you hear was put together from self recorded drum samples of a huge fan she found in an abandoned barn, just half way between Porto and Lisbon. Talk about taking life by its horns. Don’t miss her rad cover of Frank Ocean’s Ivy, too.
People of Berlin! People of Hamburg! Wild Nothing is taking his dreamy riffs to your fair cities next week and as readers of The Poule Files you have once again proven to be on the right side of history as we have under wings here a pair of tickets for each of the occasions. All you need to do to claim one of them yours, is wire an email to our inbox at music@pouledor.com indicating your preferred city. The lucky winners with be picked at random, on Sunday Feb. 24th, 6pm CET sharp.
Monday Feb 25th, Hamburg – Molotow (1×2 tickets) Tuesday Feb 26th, Berlin – Bi Nuu (1×2 tickets)
In the meantime, dive into the refreshing new tunes my Mr. Nothing. His new album Indigo came out last year adding further classics to his rich catalogue, ultimately driven by lush riffs, seamless melodies and his promising vocals. The quick follow-up in Blue Wings is neatly attached below, at your convenience. Smooth entertainment, right there.
Photo credits go to Cara Robbins of cararobbins.com.
A grand pop rock banger of a track coming in by way of abbrev. champs and social media connoisseurs PBSM here out of Copenhagen. Rainbow Girl is their latest Great American Dream piece of songwriting, and comes with a slick video by South Korean longboarder and internet sensation Jin, both exhibits attached below.
The track couldn’t sport a more liberal and open frame of mind and is out now via the infamous Møs Møs recording studios, again out of ever so charming Copenhagen. From Denmark to Seoul, right on the spot.
If you are into bored girls and grown men wrestling in slow motion, all soundtracked by luscious, luring pop music, Shy Shy Shy have just what you need. Their new single Neon comes with stirring visuals and a daring vibe. The new track is off their all new EP titled Glass that just came out last week, aggregating two new songs and the three tracks they produced for the Danish tv hit show Doggystyle, including the program’s title track.
Stealth bit of musical production coming in from 
Lush pop vibes celebrating the social media powered rebirth of the very analog 90s coming in by way of Sweden’s 
People of Berlin! People of Hamburg! 
A grand pop rock banger of a track coming in by way of abbrev. champs and social media connoisseurs 
