Sweet tooth for indie rock climbs up several notches with these caramel singles from ruben dumars, Bummer, Dude! & Steve Pointmeier. Listen to their energizing songs here with us!:
ruben dumars-Coup de grâce
Your lo-fi deserves a good revision. The artist from Cincinatti, Ohio-is known for pleasantly surprising us constantly through his impeccable compositions. It is nothing different this time, where he makes a crispy treat to enjoy closer to midnight called Coup de grâce. It features his mellow, layered voice with some unique chord progression parts. Kaleidoscopic and vibrant-there is a pulse to it which buzzes like hot green neon. Softer melodies and guitar parts interlace with a spaced out ambience to make a marsh-mellow treat you would not want to miss for the world. The telluride musician has upped several levels, so make his acquaintance before he skyrockets. Grab your keys and make your way to the highway for a hyperdrive at night:
Bummer, Dude!-Barefoot
Seems fair to up the tempo now. Bummer, Dude! return with a track that will quickly become your sharp turn adrenaline spike. It is your blend of post-punk with refreshing doses of dopamine and catchy chorus melodies. Tonally, the track is balanced perfectly to how they perform, a unit bubbling with chemistry. The charisma is undeniable, with the track perfected to several degrees of satisfaction. The lads from Sacramento are all about the experiences, so dive head first into your next one. There are several interesting bouncing rhythm changes to surf in with, so you’re never listening to the same part of the song twice. That would be criminal, it would really be a bummer, dude:
Steve Pointmeier-Love or something like it
You’ve heard the Kenny Rogers classic, so should you hear this one? Hell, yeah. Steve Pointmeier’s experience and incredible respect for the music that made him makes this track shine through from the hazy saloon doors of a bar. His vocals are on point, he puts his own little swirls on the song as well. Rogers smiles with pride trust me, when Pointmeier has the bourbon warmth with his performance style. The Sway singer has a compelling format of being able to bring any classic to life-while keeping the essence of any song that made it a classic of its time. The moment I pressed play, my rolling chair was pulled back to the sticky floors of a bar. If your song can make that happen for anyone, you’re doing everything right:
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