Shuffle through a range of moods with our 3 in 1 indie pop this week featuring Ian Leding, Litsu Loka & Delta of Venus. Listen to the excursion through sounds here and show them some love!:
Ian Leding-Last Goodbye
The morose winds of change are controlled in moments, by Ian Leding. The talented singer-songwriter from Detmold has been able to craft his own, articulate niche in the dark folk genre. He extracts the memory from each song he writes, and this one is as special as ever. With Father Andy, he writes a number that follows a progression which is melancholic, pained-yet detailed to the very wrinkle of the face. There is an ache in listening to Last Goodbye, making a moment as real as it can be. The way his vocals echo are like a narrator’s all seeing eye, observing the cause and effect from a distance. A beautiful track with a lot to feel:
Litsu Loska-BubblesÂ
A power packed debut is what Litsu Loska moulds with her foundation. Her soothing vocals with the jazzy pop backdrop carry the light footprints and levity of bubbles. The Japanese-English songwriter has used a relatively simple canvas to make something so beautiful and memorable. When the chorus drops, you’ll feel your hair rise, grasping the moment and showing you the majesty of the build. She also embeds a trap beat within the track, a surprise element with a hip-hop weave. Not only does the song show us her talents, but the versatility as well. Litsu Loska is immediately on our radar, and she brings us immaculate joy like bubbles:
Delta of Venus-Disengaged
In the temporal aural textures Delta of Venus chooses, a joy exists in figuring it all out. A double A side was gifted to us as their debut, and I think the impact it makes is ingenious. Harnessing the talents of every band member, Disengaged follows a groove to the highs and lows. Vocal lines are unpredictable, refreshing. Like watching a coloured slinky bounce on inanimate staircases made of silk, all the drama is warranted. Delta of Venus make a lasting impact with Disengaged, the production making sure all the layers are balanced in perfection. This is indie pop rock at its prime-experimentative, yet tested to being an indestructible melody. Delta of Venus bring us extraterrestrial music with an emphasis on the extra, and we couldn’t be happier:
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