Today's Top Tune

When Will Weisenfeld aka Baths was asked to distinguish the music made under his new moniker, Geotic, he simply responded: "Baths is active listening, Geotic is passive listening", and we get it! "Gondolier," would be perfect on a Sunday morning.

If you have a chance to listen to Tash Sultana's debut album, you'll hear all 15 of the instruments she played on the recording; from the pan flute to the loop pedals. Sultana didn't stop there, as she produced, wrote, and performed all of the...

Jungle’s highly anticipated sophomore album was heavily influenced by their time living in Los Angeles. When The UK band came to Morning Becomes Eclectic, we asked them to play “Smile” and share a bit about the track.

The second album by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, aka The Lemon Twigs, is a song cycle that tells the story of Shane; a chimpanzee raised as a boy, who comes to terms with the obstacles in life. A dazzling combination of glam-infused pop...

Mysterious and seductive artist Anna Calvi returns with Hunter, a collection of songs written from the point of view of a female protagonist. Calvi excels with power and vulnerability on "Don't Beat The Girl Out Of My Boy."

Back in 2014, sublime singer Moses Sumney attended his first and only protest rally after the Mike Brown murder verdict. Sumney felt like an outsider there, and began to ponder if "power is a transferable device that could change hands through the...

Self-taught keyboardist/producer and FlyLo contributor, Dorian Concept, has taken a drastic turn on his new album. Inspired by live instrumentation in a myriad of styles, his new compositions rely on lofty intentions with the keyboard as his...

We met Charlotte Day Wilson when she joined to sing with BadBadNotGood during their Morning Becomes Eclectic session. After a stunning MBE set of her own, we asked Wilson about her song "Funeral." Give it a listen and hear a bit about the track from...

Mitre is a Mexican duo based in Los Angeles. “El Callejón del Beso” (or "The Alley of the Kiss") is inspired by a romantic 19th-Century Mexican legend, where two lovers are kept apart by social barriers.

Collaborative Highland Park indie-pop outfit Sure Sure take a grassroots approach to making music in their house-turned-studio. "Lie Lie Lie" is a sunny song about a bad habit.