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by Mellorine
The songs on the latest from Mellorine range from bright indie to surging post-rock, centered on earnest vocal melodies.
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San Francisco singer-songwriter and trumpeter Max Daniel gilds straight-shooting pop hooks with orchestral splendor and wry lyricism.
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Truthlikeness
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Ryan Von Gonten’s knack for heartwrenching vocal melody is front and center on the quiet, surging “Truthlikeness.”
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“Goodbye Max” is bedroom folk in the best sense of the phrase—vulnerable, melodic, and moving.
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Lovely and delicate songs from Michigan band cloudlight, full of angelic vocals and barely-there instrumentation.
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More folk-inflected confessionals on love, loss, and anxiety — plus a Kacey Musgraves cameo —from the Nashville indie pop auteur.
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