Snap, Crackle, Pop! Volume 82: William Black, Future Animals, Cloudchord, & More

It’s that time of the week where the weekend is almost here and you need that little push to get through to Friday. Well, we got you covered with some addicting dance hits to help the time go by. Unwind and get ready to be lost in talented vocals and mesmerizing lyrics— this is Snap, Crackle, Pop!

Laurel Laxxes – Somewhere New (feat. Gavin Beach)

Kicking us off this week is Laurel Laxxes with his tune “Somewhere New.” You can expect to have everything taken off your mind as this chill record spins and you’re taken away to another realm. From Gavin Beach’s vocals to the vibey atmosphere, you won’t be able to do anything but drift away as you get lost in the instrumental.

William Black – Ruins (feat. Micah Martin)

Up next is William Black with his latest release “Ruins” out now on Lowly. This addicting tune will have you hooked in with the flawless and creamy vocals of Micah Martin. From the infectious top lines to the powerful drop, you’ll be craving more before the first chorus is even over!

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The Goods – Let’s Roll (feat. Touch Sensitive)

The Goods is ready to showcase their new single “Let’s Roll” out now on Bastard Jazz Recordings. This groovy track will keep the bass funky and the vocals soulful with Touch Sensitive. If you’re looking for a nice modern track with a touch of nostalgia, then look no further.

Bronze Whale – Gold Grain (Cloudchord Remix)

If you’re a fan of Bronze Whale, then you’ll surely enjoy Cloudchord’s take on “Gold Grain.” This remix pays homage to the original by keeping the vocals intact and the instrumental crisp. From the talking guitars to the enthralling percussions, you’ll surely find a new guilty pleasure in this tune.

Future Animals – Last Summer

Closing us out this week is Future Animals with their record “Last Summer”. If you’re not familiar with the rising artist, maybe the smooth vocals and upbeat electro drop will get him on your good side. With this song being one infectious hit, it’s surely nothing less than what you’d expect from a summer anthem.

Photo courtesy of Cloudchord’s Facebook

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