Here are our daily picks for you featuring Waxahatchee, Matt Lang and more!
1. “Hung Up” – Alli Walker
Alli Walker bellows in new twangy tune, “Hung Up.” Putting use to her naturally husky singing voice, her rich tone makes a harmonic spirit as she warns a past lover of their illicit actions. The visualizer is poetry in motion, showing an all too familiar scene of cautioning partners of their wrongdoings when it’s too late. Dedicating the song to a newfound wave of independence, Walker champions with classic guitar strums for a raw country anthem.
2. “Right Back to It” – Waxahatchee feat. MJ Lenderman
Not short of a lullaby, the duo of Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman easily quells any stress with the relaxing hum of a new country classic in “Right Back to It.” A continuous banjo in the background sets the undercurrent for the modern trill, the soft warble working to alleviate the soul. The music video is a masterclass, showing the two singers flowing through a river wailing to their heart’s content.
3. “Neon Needs The Night” – The Washboard Union
A true-blue execution of country music, The Washboard Union captures their devotion to a lover with uplifting ditty, “Neon Needs The Night.” The Canadian based trio hits the heart through their honest lyrics, and emotive transparency. The video enraptures with vivid and vivacious technicolor, making a feast for not only the ears, but eyes as well.
4. “All Night Longer” – Matt Lang
Matt Lang’s new song “All Night Longer” urges the listener to play the track all night long. The drawly tone of Matt makes for an upbeat piece, encouraging us to let loose and enjoy the night. The music video is shot in lush purples and yellows, displaying the allure of young love with his straightforward and devoted lyrics.
5. “My Stupid Life” – Brittney Spencer
Brittney Spencer is your new name to remember, displaying joy over the humorously titled track, “My Stupid Life.” Her honest lyrics combined with the palpable euphoria of her vocals makes for a melodious song with lyrics every twenty-something can relate to. The mellifluous ode to her cherished life brings an appreciation for life’s offerings, almost becoming its own resilient poem. Brittney hits the nail on the head, summing up the feeling of experiencing life for the first time.
