This edition of LITM Pop Picks brings to you stunning electro-pop, catchy modern pop cinematic, larger than life pop, and more. The list features artists D.O.S.E sound, New Sunday, Josh St. Clair, and more.
D.O.S.E sound - someone
With a delicate and quiet electro-pop sound, ‘someone’ by D.O.S.E sound will have your body quiet down and will have your mind flooded with thoughts. The song comes to you in layers that have been beautifully, carefully weaved together to create a cohesive continuity. The vocals are ethereal, transcendental at places and deeply vulnerably charged at places. The lyric captures the days of unsureness, of not knowing where you stand in something that resembles a relationship but is not. The song might remind you of Jeremy Zucker and Lauv’s music, owing to similar emotionally charged, delicate electronic pop music.
New Sunday - The Empty Street
With a beautiful, lush patterned instrumental starting off the track, ‘The Empty Street’ by New Sunday is as emotionally deep as it is musically stunning. The guitars, the violins, the drums all come together to create something that stays with you long after the last note of the song plays out. The song in its sound has the touch of the country genre along with that of rock. The vocals are softly vulnerable and find their power in that gentleness. The song, its music, its vocals all have a beautiful flow to it, and you quite literally feel like you are flowing fast and continuously on a river.
Josh St. Clair - TITAN
With a solid, memorable modern pop sounding driving the track, ‘TITAN’ by Josh St. Clair gives you the grooves and also gives you the feels as you dance away and vibe to its rhythms. The instrumentation is truly magnetic, with staccato guitar riffs clubbed with infectious electronic beats. Josh’s vocals have the right balance of charm and intoxication that is bound to draw the listener in and keep them hooked. The song makes you think of DNCE’s discography, owing to similar fun lyrics that have in them both allure and emotion. There is no way you will be able to not think about this song and there is absolutely every way that you will find yourself returning to it countless times.
Cognitive Constellation Corps - Opening Loop (i)
Taking you along on its otherworldly ride, ‘Opening Loop (i)’ by Cognitive Constellation Corp defines itself by breaking all conventional barriers and weaving itself with a sound that is truly unique and experimental. The song masterfully plays with restraint, and makes the listener wait, which actually better engages them with its soundscape. A futuristic soundscape is what holds the song together, while through its lyrics it gives us a story of love, of familiarity. The futuristic musical theme and the evergreen conceptual framework of the song work greatly together, because love is the one thing that transcends time and space.
Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice - Come Out Lazarus 3 – I Was The Universe
A grand cinematic experience, ‘Come Out Lazarus 3 – I Was The Universe’ by Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice delves deeper into the question of the world and answers us with an exploration of all that is much bigger than all of us. The song’s instrumentation feels like a branching out of a single tree in all directions, as it spreads out and creates an expansive listening experience for us. Both electro-pop and classic instruments come together to create the larger-than-life sound of the song. Lyrically, the song is about feeling at one with the Universe and the realisation of the idea that at the end of the day we are all connected through the magnanimous power of the universe.
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