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Wildest Dreams have become Wyldest and earlier this month shared their second track "Wanders", hot on the heels on winning a slot at the Green Man Festival (this weekend, I wish I was going - arguably the best festival line-up of the year)...
The track continues the softening dreaming pop introduced on debut track "Dark Matter", a luxurious 80's influenced slow jam that moulds ethereal melody to breathy vocal coos with heart-melting results. Sweetly addictive, if you've not come across this duo below you should definitely listen below.
A London date is in the diary, September 6th at Old Blue Last - details.
Showing posts with label Wildest Dreams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildest Dreams. Show all posts
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Wyldest #2 - Wanders
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New Music,
News,
Wildest Dreams,
Wyldest
Monday, 2 June 2014
Wildest Dreams - New Music "Introducing"
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I've got Robin over at Breaking More Waves to thank for this post, he not only was the first to post about the London / Porstmouth based duo Wildest Dreams (Holly Mullineaux and Zoe Mead) but he also sent me a text message urging me to check them out... About two weeks later I finally have and he was right.
Their debut track "Dark Matter" is gorgeous, a lovelorn, dream-inducing tapestry of pretty as a flower vocals, softly cooed harmonies, chiming guitar riffs and drum machine beats. The soothing, ethereal quality instantly makes me think of the sublime "Don't Fall In Love / Wish" release by Still Corners, that's definitely a good thing.
If this is the quality of their bedroom demos, consider me excited to hear the results of real studio session.
I've got Robin over at Breaking More Waves to thank for this post, he not only was the first to post about the London / Porstmouth based duo Wildest Dreams (Holly Mullineaux and Zoe Mead) but he also sent me a text message urging me to check them out... About two weeks later I finally have and he was right.
Their debut track "Dark Matter" is gorgeous, a lovelorn, dream-inducing tapestry of pretty as a flower vocals, softly cooed harmonies, chiming guitar riffs and drum machine beats. The soothing, ethereal quality instantly makes me think of the sublime "Don't Fall In Love / Wish" release by Still Corners, that's definitely a good thing.
If this is the quality of their bedroom demos, consider me excited to hear the results of real studio session.
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Introducing,
New Bands,
New Music,
Wildest Dreams
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