Playlist | Groover Hot 10 — February 2020 Selection

With the never-ending increasing quality of tracks received by the blogs, radios, labels and music professionals on Groover, we have decided to put in the spotlight a selection of the Top 10 most promising tracks, each beginning of the month.

The occasion for us to showcase rare talents, mostly unknown, and whose future looks bright.

 Here’s the Hot 10 of February 2020 

Superjava – Wake Up The Soul

How can we not be captivated by the sunny disco-pop of Superjava? If Wake Up The Soul is only a glimpse of their future EP Soul Dance, this track is already full of promises.

Astrobal ft. Nina Savary – Le Frisson Ultrasonique

On Le Frisson Ultrasonique, the duet Nina Savary / Astrobal aka Emmanuel Mario transports us in another dimension. This shining cosmic pop sounds like a faraway dream, with psychedelic and bright colours. A music trip under the influence.

Lou-Adriane Cassidy – La pluie ne tombe jamais sur toi

Jacques Cartier’s country reveals one of their new talents. Lou-Adriane Cassidy allies offset lyrics with 60s-like blues rock melodies, resulting in astonishing bittersweet pop music. The young artist is worthy of this new wave of French-singing artists coming from Quebec (among them Hubert Lenoir, Thaïs, Hansom Eli, Zen Bambou and Lydia Kepinski).

Ian Caufield – Pas Grand Chose

We travel through Ian Caulfield’s music like in a tale for children. Both mesmerizing and disillusioned, his synth pop is incredibly intriguing, to say the least.

Superparka – You

The explosive duo Superparka hypnotises us with their mixture of dreamy soul and pop. An exciting journey with funk tones, far above the clouds.

Bizar – Goudja

With their description “chamber music on powerful beats”, Bizar have spoken for themselves. We may add that this hybrid band suited for modern ears takes full responsibility for their crazy and offset side, supported by sophisticated electro-pop productions.

Paniviscope – Talking To Flowers

The new sensation coming from Switzerland – Panaviscope – splashes the world with his psychedelic electro-pop on the deliciously retro-futuristic track Talking To Flowers.

Mort Rose – Coeur de Miel

This retro ballad from Montreal-based Mort Rose will make the most skeptical melt. From their new album Nés Pour Aimer (literaly “Born To Love”) released this January, this track reminds us of the romantic rock of the 70s, with Cuban percussions and rhythms. A love letter which smells just like Spring.

Enaé – Time

Enaé bewitches us with her melancholic and groovy voice on Time. She embodies perfectly and with poetry a new generation of R’n’B singers.

PLDG – Choup Choup

The duet from Lille PLDG have been standing out from the crowd for more than a year with both original and unexpected productions. A true UFO on the hiphop scene, they use their perfect flow on a unique and rythmic instrumental part on Choup Choup.