Playlist | Groover Hot 10 — January 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 January 2020 

Mike SB – Mangos

The 24 year-old rapper Mike SB brings the Florida Sun everywhere with him. On Mangos, he skillfully juggles between hiphop and reggae, sunny productions and touches of bossa nova.

Nikolaj Grandjean – Seven Wild Horses

With Seven Wild Horses, Nikolaj Grandjean reveals a masterpiece from his future EP. His expressive voice melts perfectly with the lo-fi production of this indie folk song. The Danish musician invites us in a universe which makes us both want to curl up by the chimney fire and to dance.

Antonin Appaix – Grand Gobi

The new alien from Cracki Records Antonin Appaix brings us his positive and luminous energy. Grand Gobi bewitches us with its hybrid pop tones and its dreamy melody.

FGFIVE – 2 mains

With a flow and productions which remind us of Lomepal, FGFIVE stands out with the sensitivity of his lyrics, both punchy and moving. The authentic French rapper/singer tells about his reality with brilliance. His first album to be released this year could push him among the greatest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yfb9QTFt5bM&feature=youtu.be

RY – Last Hours Of Happiness

Last Hours of Happiness is a dual electro-pop track which brings us both intense joy and underlying melancholy. A jewel by Ry which will probably make you move like a wave until the end of the night.

https://soundcloud.com/rykai/ry-last-hours-of-happiness

Jaye – Tomorrow

Jaye strikes hard with his first single Tomorrow, a joyful and decadent anthem in which he acts as a sad clown, like Todd Philips’ Joker. If the track seems light at the beginning, the rapper from Singapore uses hiphop to put the much more serious topic of mental illness in the spotlight.

Arjuna Oakes – Old School Heart

Aged 21, the new sensation from the New Zealand jazz scene Arjuna Oakes doesn’t hesitate to push the frontiers of the genre beyond. On Old School Heart, he brilliantly and delicately mixes his soul, jazz and r’n’b influences with his crooner but still modern voice.

Nedelko – Dolomiti (feat. Lucio Bukowski)

The music collective from Lyon l’Animalerie strikes again with this new song by Nedelko, in collaboration with Oster Lapwass and Lucio Bukowski. In Dolomiti, we recognize easily the fingerprint of the beatmaker, with again a high quality production, both original and captivating. The song is magnified by the flow of the two MCs and lyrics that stick to the mind.

Dune – Under The Rain

The French duet Dune makes us dive in its pleasing synthpop with British influences. Under the Rain is with no doubt a sophisticated and almost retro pop jewel with a deeply refreshing melody. An invitation full of promises.

The Flower Pistils – Children of The Endtimes

The Flower Pistils tells us with Children of the Endtimes a folk and ecological fable. The beautiful harmony of the voices of Micah and Emma support an hypnotizing ballad on a more than current theme.