Grimy Goods

1 week ago | grimygoods.com | David Sosa

When you take two artists who define the genres they’re most associated with, you get “Catching feelings,” the newest single from Christine and the Queens and disco producer Cerrone. The duo, who first made waves last year when they performed at the Paris Olympic Games, decided to join forces once again, taking their collaboration from the performance stage to the recording studio.

1 week ago | grimygoods.com | David Sosa

Hot off last year’s Soft Power, Fazerdaze is back again with “Motorway,” a new single released ahead of tour dates, including an LA date at El Rey Theatre on Aug. 23. Amelia Murray, the New Zealand singer-songwriter behind Fazerdaze, has been on a streak since returning to her project with the Break! EP in 2022 after her 2017 debut, Morningside.

1 week ago | grimygoods.com | David Sosa

As their US tour nears after big appearances at Coachella and other shows around the world, Irish rap trio Kneecap are cutting through the noise of controversy and pushback with their newest single, “The Recap” featuring Mozey. Kneecap – following member Mo Chara’s terror offense after displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London show; they responded saying, “We deny this ‘offense’ and will vehemently defend ourselves” – have seen a groundswell of support.

1 week ago | grimygoods.com | David Sosa

Ahead of their biggest tour yet in an already storied 15-year career, which includes an LA date at The Wiltern on Oct. 13, Wolf Alice is living up to their grandeur with their playful rock single, “Bloom Baby Bloom.” The song – from their upcoming album, The Clearing, out Aug. 29 via Columbia Records – comes in with drums fitting for a march that pave the way for lead singer Ellie Rowsell to lead the charge.

2 weeks ago | grimygoods.com | David Sosa

Following their album, Things You Feel, from last December, electro-pop duo Boys Holding Hands get intimate through soft synths and funk-inflicted basslines with “Lips.” The duo, composed of NYC singer Ken Orlino and Copenhagen producer Micki Borneland, formed Boys Holding Hands as an electronic project where the two could wear their hearts on their sleeves.