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 August 2020 

Clerel – Lonely Dance

Djakarta – Any Open Door

Moli – Disconnected

NEEV – Something Trivial

COUTURIER – Et voilà

Temper – Moonlight

Life On Planets & Taylor Bense – Glowstick

SOWILO + SIR THE BAPTIST -SCREAM AND SHOUT

Kiara Jones – And I Feel The Same

Chantel Van T – Come To Me

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 July 2020 

Jewel Usain – Ctrl

Moyka — Kanazawa (Maybe We Don’t Have To Go There)

Yeah But No – Run Run Run

B. Fisher – Walks

Aiza – Show Up

Imposs – Daisy

Babylones – Annie (pourquoi t’es partie ?)

Ryan Edmond – If She Knew feat. Yung Goon

Theodora – Bastante

VANNA – Let Me Fall

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 June 2020 

The Shadowboxers – Highway Roses

Tim Ayre – I Want It

Hui. – Low

Frankie Animal – Restless feat. Eygo

OUSKΛ – 2456

Nicolas Michaux – Harvesters

Jonas & The Scratch Professer – Pick Me Up

Taseti – R.A.F

Célia Millat – J’préfère La Mer

Olvo – Never Give Up (feat. Magic Malik)

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 May 2020 

New Bleach – Awake

Tastycool – Velvet

Indocile x Mr.Clasik — Time ft. Maru

Itzama – Blanc Ivoire

Sory – Cyberpunk Attack

Grace Joyner – Fake Girlfriend

Ant Antic – Good News

Rylan Elle Co – MDD

IGee – Homme pressé

Global Network – Your Love

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 April 2020 

Oracle Sisters – Asc. Scorpio

It’s impossible not to wriggle as soon as the track starts. Melting alternative pop with catchy guitar riffs, Oracle Sisters could be cousins of Mac DeMarco and Connan Mockasin. A pretty atmosphere which reminds us of Papooz, some glimmers of light and a gentle breeze to caress your ears.

Jonas.f.k. – Special

Jonas.f.k. brings us in a chill electro-pop atmosphere with his nonchalant voice, a smoky bass line, a thick cloud of pads and great synth sounds. An undeniable success!

Fonkynson – You Got It (ft. Vaness)

The intentions of You Got It are clear: no doubt, you need to start dancing! Fonkynson places us at the frontier of house and disco, in a pure good and sunny mood. We cannot not think about Flume while listening to this amazing track.

Rebecca & Fiona – Fet House Mode

Everything starts with a drum kick, then music starts and our heart starts beating. How we’d love to listen to Rebecca & Fiona at a festival, a beer in each hand. Our feet don’t touch the ground anymore. The music video – both sexy and quirky – is a real bonus to appreciate Fet House Mode.

DG Solaris – Feeding a Feeling

We’re happy to present you with Danny Green’s new project after Laish. He associated his voice with his wife’s to strengthen an indie pop turn. Thanks to the lyrics and the melody, we’re instantly full of joy and hope. An invitation to accept others as they are.

BEI-JING – Follow me

The trio Bei-jing offers us electro rock music. But also a journey, a voice and harmonies which find their way among the heavy rhythm brought on by the guitar riffs, synths and a dancing bass.

Kimchii – Free Mind

How can’t we not fall for this disco pop cocktail? The rhythm reminds us of LCD Soundsystem and Cassius. We taste Kimchii, we eat it entirely and we get at least one more scoup!

Lombre – Quand la Ville Dort Encore

When the city is still sleeping, there’s nothing better than to hang out with Lombre. This hiphop track brings us in a crazy and introspective journey at night, which reminds us of Fauve.

KT Gorique – Airforce

A delightful mixture of rap and reggae. We could even say that the guitars bring in the influence of rock. KT Gorique‘s lyrics are well carved, every word is incarnated, the message is conveyed perfectly. We heard that it was crazy on stage. We can’t wait to see it with our own eyes!

thems – Nuit

thems produces the kind of electro music which we love to run to, dance to, in slow motion. Nuit has the kind of sound which helps us go in the right direction. A hint of melancholy adds a lot to powerful arrangement. We definitely feel like we’re in a movie.

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 March 2020 

Young Gun Silver Fox – Kids 

If you don’t already know Young Gun Silver Fox, we can only advise you the retro and sunny tunes of this duet from England. A true celebration of 70s-80s Californian music, Kids reminds us of their album AM Waves, released in 2018.

Moon Wave ft. Puppetmastaz – Song For Nick

The electro-pop duet led by the French-German producer Franz Matthews made a huge impression on us with their Song For Nick. The track which features also Puppetmastaz is a melting pot of genres: rap and reggae, with a touch of psych.

Alvin Chris – Psycho

The young artist from the Lille rap scene Alvin Chris has released another gem, Psycho. Distinctive marks of the French rapper: the softness of the productions, Alvin’s flow and the delicate aesthetic of the video. You need to follow this guy!

Fhin – Trauma

After his well-noticed EP around.away released on Delicieuse Musique, the French producer and musician Fhin surprises us with a mix of electronic and urban music on chill and downtempo beats. But the true originality of this future pop resides in the work on the voices, both feminine and masculine, which brings a dreamy and delicate side to the track.

Danny Starr – Our Design

Already in the radar of the BBC, the catchy melodies of this young British fellow have come to our ears as well. Mixing the efficiency of pop music and the tenderness of folk to the raw tone of his voice, Danny Star is increasingly becoming a must-see of the British indie scene.

Thierry Larose – Les Amants de Pompéi

Newcomer on the Quebec indie scene, Thierry Larose juggles with skills between lo-fi pop and rock on Les Amants de Pompéi. On this quite extraordinary song from his upcoming first album, the 19 year-old artist sings the happiness and deceptions of love with organ-synth sounds as surprising as they are catchy.

DE RIEN – Chimes

The dreamy universe of the mysterious and talented DJ DE RIEN is revealed to us with the neo-soul electronica track Chimes. Through this complex track, the producer shows us his know-how ad the importance of more traditional music on his work.

DA BREAK – Miss Rosa

Far from the universe of their first eponymous album released in 2018, the band from Lyon DA BREAK has just revealed Miss Rosa. A great start before the release of their upcoming album on March 13th. The soul/funk/retro melodies meet successfully in this song with the modernity of electronic music

Chima Anya & SoulChef – Available

Another British! And yet Chima Anya makes us travel through the story of American hiphop on Available. If the citizen of Oxford had been born on the Californian coast 30 years ago, he would have for sure spent countless hours in Dr. Dre studio. But in the UK, it’s with the beat-maker SoulChef that he hangs out. And it’s goooood.

IIILO – Our Ghost

What a better way to finish this playlist than with a chill and low tempo track? If the bass in Our Ghost is groovy, the voices of Montreal-based duet IIILO bring us into their creative universe with delicacy. Now is time to navigate through the clouds, close our eyes and relax while waiting for the next Hot 10.

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.

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.