Sounds So Beautiful has effusive praise for Melody Federer, calling her voice “the quintessence of emotion” and writing that she “incarnates freedom” and is “so intimate and touching, she’d make you break down and cry.” The site’s feature on Federer’s new album, When The Dogwoods Bloom, also includes embeds of two of the album’s videos.
Check it out the article here, and enjoy the video for “Bathtub Tears” below:
According to @treblezine, @foamboyband's "Burnout" is essential listening. "Sublime pop... can materialize from the most quirky, nerdy places." At radio now.
https://amanaplanacanal.com/2024/04/15/treble-zine-says-burnout-by-foamboy-is-essential/
https://youtu.be/D9U1f0-Ey6o
Going for @NACCChart adds next week: #ThisIsReasonable (@CircusCompany) marks a new musical direction for #Rejoicer, following 3 jazz tinged records with a more electronic sound. An album of compelling and bewitching melodies.
https://amanaplanacanal.com/2024/04/17/new-music-from-rejoicer/
https://youtu.be/e85-GVFE8bg
