Vikae – Rust: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Vikae releases Rust. The Ukrainian-born, Auckland-based musician has written Rust as an anthem for Freedom based on her experience leaving Ukraine for New Zealand.
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caroline – When Three Become Eight: Interview
caroline is an English “post-rock” band who have just released their debut, self-titled album. Here is founding member Jasper Llewellyn to explain how they went from being a trio to an octuplet.
Parabola West – No One Can Get Me Here, new Song of the Day
Parabola West turns up with earthy new tune, No One Can Get Me Here, a joyful ode to nature with a catchy chorus that will raise anyone to their feet.
Lee Martin Unleashes Her Gypsy Soul: Interview
Lee Martin is a Kiwi musician who comes to us via South Africa. Today she releases her new album, Gypsy Soul, and she begins this auspicious day talking to The 13th Floor about how and why she made it.
Princess Chelsea says Everything Is Going To Be Alright
Princess Chelsea has some reassuring words for these troubled times. Here is her new song, Everything Is Going To Be Alright.
Jamie McDell – The Return Of The Extraordinary Girl
Jamie McDell releases her fourth album, a self-titled affair, tomorrow. And so we reach out to Jamie today to get the lowdown on what new. Quite a lot it seems!
The HawtThorns Sing of Tarot Cards and Shooting Stars
The HawtThorns are a husband and wife duo who have just moved from LA to Nashville and will release their new album, Tarot Cards and Shooting Stars, tomorrow.
Sulfate – Bottle It In, 13th Floor’s new Song of the Day
Sulfate have unleashed their noisy new tune Bottle It In, a six-and-a-half-minute epic and smashing album opener for their newest body of work Godzone.
Toro y Moi – The Loop, 13th Floor’s new Song of the Day
Toro y Moi shares his playfully electric new single The Loop, the third track from his forthcoming album MAHAL, due to release on April 29th via Dead Oceans.
October and The Eyes – Spiral: New Song Of The Day
October and The Eyes release their new single, Spiral, today.