He’s tall, awkward and dances like your uncle at a wedding, but Voneece is writing some of the finest piano pop in the country right now.
All in Premiere
WATCH: Papaya Tree Tear Up The Courts In Radar
Radar is a three-minute jaunt that pulls no punches and packs plenty of surprises.
PREMIERE: Paradise Club – Away
Away manages to sound busy yet spacious as no single element of the song overbears any other. It screams clever but never hints at arrogance or excess.
PREMIERE: Okin Osan – I Wanna Be That Girl
Simple in its sound but faultless in its execution, I Wanna Be That Girl, will suck you in and carry you through its 2 minutes of slapping snares and high school romance.
PREMIERE: Jack R. Reilly – A Set Of Reasons
A Set of Reasons is self-reflective, cathartic and home to the single most beautiful song lyric of the year
PREMIERE: Keeskea - You Did
Lofty and delicate yet fiercely present and potent, You Did, is a seamless exercise in self harmonisation and simplistic beauty.
PREMIERE: Hot Sludge Fundae - Put It On
Introduced with a punch before rolling out into a dramatically dynamic number that sits somewhere between the lounge and a moshpit.
PREMIERE: Chakra Efendi – Waste of Space
Today, Laundry Echo, is stoked to be premiering Chakra Efendi’s brilliant debut single Waste of Space.
PREMIERE: Rackett – Alive
Alive is a big, noisey and clever as hell number set to get stuck in your head.
PREMIERE: Cracker La Touf – You Had It Coming
Relaxed guitars rollick and storm on-top of a steady spiralling drum beat. All blending into a dark, meditative platform from which frontwoman Syd Mackey commands attention on Cracker La Touf's latest.
PREMIERE: ROSES – Treehouses (Official Video)
Hard-hitting and soft in equal measures and ultimately executed in a way that leaves no room for criticism, ROSES, is a perfect song.
WATCH: The Berkeley Hunts - Poison Place
A song of recognising you’ve begun to hate yourself, job and the all-round shitty situation you’ve found yourself living in; whilst also recognising the need for change. Poison Place is going to get stuck in your head
PREMIERE: The Belafontes - Cruel
A whirl of hook driven guitars, four to the floor rythm and vocals that flick from conversational in verse to soaring in chorus. It's all very clever, but more importantly it's stupidly fun.