Feel the weather change with tracks from Julia Sound, Blair Coyle and Deborah Fitz

Indie rock and pop that will make you drive far away, with Julia Sound, Blair Coyle and Deborah Fitz. Listen to the thrilling music here and follow for more!:

Julia Sound-Cars Crush

Smell that wafting fragrance in your car? Don’t check your vents; it’s coming from your stereo. Julia Sound redefines how electro-pop can be experienced, and there’s no better fit for us than listening to her single, Cars Crush. From her album midlife, her echoing vocals swing in a rhythm with accented percussion patterns. That R&B groove will keep you hooked, while the road melts away as a journey of your consciousness. With Kinnie Starr, Julia Sound understands that the music is in the detail and intricacies while still giving the melody space to breathe. Verses drop in bringing that suave hip-hop movement. The texture of the track is exciting to hone, as Sound’s lyrical, diverse wordplay gives a sharp edge. Soul music for your steel cocoon:

Blair Coyle – Down the Line

You’re not hearing a music video; you’re in it. Blair Coyle is an expressive narrative artist, which is always exciting for your imagination. In Down the Line, he brings an ambience to life, with his vocals sounding as warm as honey-laced whisky used as the base for toddy. The background almost fades away when you lock in on his voice. Chord progressions remain memorable, as he takes you through chapters in his mind like a nature trail. The Amiss musician uses the minimal background to drive an emphasis to the tribulations. When his voice becomes a drawl, you lean in to hear deeper. Percussions appear like a gentle moving breeze, rather than a defining, strong punctuation to the track. Mastered and performed wonderfully, he’s made this aural masterpiece as visual as can be:

Deborah Fitz-Home

Like Amy Winehouse, Joni Mitchell, or Adele – or take anyone through the ages – there is a voice that draws you in to the music. Deborah Fitz is a definitive form of indie art, carrying stories, personality and an undeterred passion in her music. Home captures her emotions, with simple chord progressions becoming a witness to her expressive vocal extension. When she sustains higher notes, you’ll feel a blanket of goosebumps wrap around you. Whether you take The Puppet or Final Ending, Deborah Fitz is a musician who is going to make you a central witness to the tale she can weave around you. Home is an incredible song; for the second time around, it becomes your place to stay. Rather than complicating the track, it becomes a sector you can return to time and again, like home:

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