"Lost In Your Love" is co-produced by Scott Verrill (KYKO) and his feel good indie pop sounds really shine through, with a strong producer behind them, you know they're going to do well - their video dropped today too, watch it below.
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Showing posts with label The New Coast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The New Coast. Show all posts
Tuesday, 22 March 2016
The New Coast share video for "Lost In Your Love"
The New Coast is the moniker of East London duo Nick Blyth and Chris Cheater, who created the outfit forn from an infatuation with American cinema and pop culture. Their debut offering is "Lost In Your Love" and was picked up by loads of blogs and radio and is generating a fair bit of hype!
"Lost In Your Love" is co-produced by Scott Verrill (KYKO) and his feel good indie pop sounds really shine through, with a strong producer behind them, you know they're going to do well - their video dropped today too, watch it below.
"Lost In Your Love" is co-produced by Scott Verrill (KYKO) and his feel good indie pop sounds really shine through, with a strong producer behind them, you know they're going to do well - their video dropped today too, watch it below.
Monday, 22 February 2016
[LISTEN] The New Coast - Lost In Your Love
Today we've been sent The New Coast's stunning début track, "Lost In Love". It's a euphoric affair that is the right balance of Bastille, Imagine Dragons and London Grammar. Laced with tropical guitars, epic vocals it can easily kick start your Monday, and I tell you what, it has for me!
The New Coast is the moniker of East London duo Nick Blyth and Chris Cheater, who started this project after a mutual love of American cinema and pop culture, The New Coast have certainly created their own sub-genre Indie-pop here, and they sound like a band to be keeping a serious eye on in 2016!
The New Coast is the moniker of East London duo Nick Blyth and Chris Cheater, who started this project after a mutual love of American cinema and pop culture, The New Coast have certainly created their own sub-genre Indie-pop here, and they sound like a band to be keeping a serious eye on in 2016!
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