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Charge to the fore with indie rock featuring incredible artists like Ezra Vancil, Lyndo Jaco & Myokami. Listen to their latest singles here and follow them for more!:

Ezra Vancil-Babylove

Listening to the opening of that song and tell me it’s not straight long drive fuel? Ezra Vancil sure does know how to intertwine a natural, warm rhythm in a track. His latest single Babylove opens with crisp, deliberate guitar lead elements with a soft percussion that feels like a thump on wood. Something that instantly sounds like a raw, well-rounded first take; Ezra’s vocals bring those folk essence parts to a contemporary composition style. It is powerful to hear his voice and guitar run on the same melody line. Dynamic and wavering with storytellers high, Ezra allows his gruff baritone to completely dominate the song and the take. String elements bring that cinematic pull to the song as well, making it a definitive earworm to get hooked to. Oh also, we really didn’t such a brilliant second half Ezra:

Lyndo Jaco-What ya hiding

You knew from this tempo that something fun is coming your way. Lyndo Jaco is that nutmeg you need in eggnog to make it complete. What ya hiding not only shows a mastery and love for a genre, but how expendable he is as a musician. The steady drum part and bass keep you on the track for the song, while his vocals sound like anthemic proclamations. They echo after every line, building with distorted guitar elements and charging lyrics. Listen to Fall and Back in Time to know how well he can hold that rocking groove like it’s another heartbeat for him. As a one-man virtuoso of rock and a passionate core to the genre, Lyndo Jaco is the humming spirit of a musician who can make it all happen:

Myokami-Stendhal

Prepare for main character energy, for Myokami is here. His latest single is a composition made for Maelle. Inspired by Lorien Testard of Expedition 33, he is able to harness a violin melody that will keep you entranced. For something so poignant and powerful, Myokami states the inspiration for the same coming completely at random to him. Vocals by Chiara Amatruda resonate deeply with the direction of the narrative as well, with her vocal peaks being accented by the violins. The steady heartbeat of the song is kept with the trap beat infusion. Though an unlikely approach, it balances the song perfectly; almost being able to depict a gameplay you might have not heard of. Stendhal moves like the waves of the river, finally drawing you into its mystic melody:

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