New Music From The Inbox: P’ARIS, Strange Faces, Samson The Truest, Justin Sawicki, Fortunate Ones

December 7, 2015 Juliette Jagger 0 Comments 1 min read

By: Juliette Jagger (@juliettejagger)

Artist: P’ARIS “Focus”
Album: Single

“Focus” is a brilliant shimmering synth-pop anthem that relishes in the hope of future love.

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Artist: Strange Faces “Brand New Way”
Album: Stonerism

Off of their forthcoming album Stonerism, “Brand New Way” from Chicago’s Strange Faces will fill you up on tinny, lo-fi vintage garage-rock and 60s pop hooks.

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Artist: Samson The Truest “Gunslinger”
Album: Come Back Shane

Off of his current album, Come Back Shane, “Gunslinger” from Samson The Truest finds this unassuming Brooklyn-based poet teetering between vanity and insecurity as he tries to hold onto the affection of another man’s wife. At once endearing and forbidden, the track feels very much like a stolen glance at the private ramblings of a man who has built himself a rickety house in the space that occupies the perpetual middle.

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Artist: Justin Sawicki “Upsala Trees”
Album: Self-Titled

Off of his forthcoming self-titled sophomore release due out this month, Justin Sawicki’s “Upsala Trees” masterfully blends the deep driving twang of southern rock with traditional roots rhythms.

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Artist: Fortunate Ones “Come On! Let’s Boogey to The Elf Dance!”
Album: Cover

Just in time for the Holidays, Fortunate Ones have recorded a quirky and spirited rendition of Sufjan Stevens’ “Come On! Let’s Boogey to The Elf Dance!.” There’s a lighthearted timelessness to this track, so if you’re looking for alternatives to overplayed Christmas classics, look no further.