Although this decade isn't entirely over yet we still like to already take a look back on its musical highlight. And especially the independent music scene seems to fully freed itself from any limitations and boundaries during these ten years, resulting in quite some memorable musical moments we'd like to share with you.
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.
Quite an honour for all-hyped pop trio HAIM. The band’s catchy hit single Forever now gets a brand new remix, done by none other than legendary GIORGIO MORODER. The influential 70s disco producers is currently celebrating some form of comeback, thanks to his collaboration with French superstars DAFT PUNK. And he clearly managed to give the song a new and shiny four-to-the-floor outfit. Pumping disco material at its best. The original is taken from HAIM‘s successful debut album Days Are Gone. Check out the new rework right here.