Tove Lo’s “Habits (Stay High)” video pretty much depicts the depressing side of The Prodigy’s “Smack My Bitch Up”.
Whereas The Prodigy’s main character doesn’t give a fuck, Tove Lo’s follows the post-breakup carpe diem and the accidental moments of feeling your actual emotions.
Just in time for the Holidays, Mr. Little Jeans released “Dear Santa” – a 1950s style Christmas track.
The cheery-sounding track has the twist of Mr. Little Jeans lamenting how amid all the festivities “on Christmas day, I’ll be the loneliest girl” due to a long-distance relationship (“A kiss on the phone won’t make up for being alone”). Reminds me of Figurine’s “IMpossible” and the line “These instant message conversations are filled with empty explanations. 12-point text cannot replace five minutes with you face-to-fact…”
Dream pop trans-global duo Say Lou Lou releases a new track this morning – “Better in the Dark.”
The dream pop duo keeps the breathy Lykke Li-style vocals but builds this track with more orchestral percussions in place of their usual synth beats.
Frida Sundemo‘s sound is a mix of Robyn’s smooth, calm vocals and MNDR’s beats but all faster and happier while mix.
In fact, the 0:48 mark of “Indigo” somewhat matches the style of the 0:38 mark of MNDR’s “Jump In” but smoother and slower.
Say Lou Lou (formerly Saint Lou Lou) refer to themselves as “DREAM WAVE LOVE”.
This Swedish-Australian duo are the epitome of dream pop: The heavy distorted beats engulf you while their soft, soothing voices lure you further in.
Note: It can’t be ignored that the members of Say Lou Lou are also both extremely hot – I mean they do come from two countries with the sexiest populations…
![[Video:] “Habits (Stay High)” by Tove Lo](https://www.boxspeakermusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/tove-lo-habits-770x200.png)
