Six hours of laidback vibes to enjoy while the world is slowly waking up again. Enjoy a first glimpse of post-pandemic bliss with tracks from HAIM, Kings Of Convenience, Khruangbin, Alice Phoebe Lou, Tash Sultana, The Antlers, Hiss Golden Messenger, Feng Suave, Doves, Faye Webster and more
Shortly after the release of ‘Now I’m In It’ in late October, a song about going through depression and spiralling minds, NBHAP editor Anna Stich talked to HAIM about the tough times, the past times, the good times and the future times. The three Californian sisters have been working hard in the studio and since then blessed the world with another single called ‘Hallelujah’, a counterpart to ‘Now I’m In It’ appreciating the love and support we need while stuck in a dark place.
This year has been a challenge for all of us and we were lucky enough to have such tremendous records on our side to comfort us in difficult times. From gentle melancholia, to raging fury - the albums of 2020 had a lot of stories to tell and these are the ones our staff enjoyed the most. If you haven't listened to all of them you now got a whole lockdown winter ahead of you to do that.
American indie-pop sisters HAIM have premiered a new remix from their upcoming EP Falling, out on April the 1st. Recently the band who ended up on Number One at the famous “BBC sound of 2013”-list already gave us a KISSES rework of their track Send Me Down. After last year’s songs Forever and Don’t Save Me already caught the intention of the blogosphere it looks like 2013 might be a good year for HAIM. The latest rework for Falling comes from British producer DUKE DUMONT who transformed the song into a shiny piece of electronic pop. Listen to it here.