Introducing our cyber pop playlist. What is cyber pop, you ask? The term came to mind when I first heard the music of Jerry Paper's album, International Man Of Misery.
Read moreRS2090 - Common Ground
Initially, one might be tricked into thinking there’s variations of pop at work here, by the Kanye-esque auto-tune intro, but that's just an intro.
Read moreMac DeMarco - Another One
Another One is timeless, and its songs will slowly, but surely, become classics from our generation.
Read more5 Exøtic Artists
Enjoy this playlist of the most exotic, not erotic, artists we know of. Featuring Blood Orange, Connan Moccasin and more, these five artists embody the balladry, funk, and weird love that MP is all about.
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Roland Young - Go Away
This is the stuff we live for....weirdos making love songs with synthesizers.
Read moreShow me your Homeshake
Musically Proper interviews Peter Sagar, a.k.a. Homeshake, and receives some very suspect answers.
Read moreShannon and the Clams - Corvette
Shannon And The Clams are a musical time machine and “Corvette” is their latest portal.
Read moreTame Impala - Currents
“Let It Happen” could be Parker’s words to himself as he sorts through a break up, but to us they’re Parker’s way of advising that we open our minds to enjoy something new.
Read moreMac DeMarco - Some Other Ones
Some Other Ones is a free download from Mac DeMarco released in honor of BBQs, the Fourth of July and charity.
Read moreDr. Otto Gomez - Love Junky
There’s some early-rap style happening here and the bass-line reminds us of cheesy, but heavy, dance scenes in epic teen movies like Mac and Me and Teen Witch.
Read moreArto Lindsay - Let's Be Adult
There’s nothing cooler than a guy looking this nerdy and making music that rivals Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”.
Read moreThe Deep Freeze Mice - Teenage Head In My Refrigerator
Deep Freeze’s aesthetic throughout their album covers, song titles, and production is unapologetically D.I.Y. and full of wonder.
Read moreInterview with an Atomic Lady
Salt Lake creative, Krisitne Knight, shared with Musically Proper the vision behind her surreal video for New Shack’s pulsing, electro-pop song, “Atomic Holiday”.
Read moreBobo - Pop Mystique
Bobo - Smoke In The Elevator
Kari Jørgensen’s debut as Bobo, paints her as a pop-mistress with an appeal and mystique that’s immediately present.
Read moreGuantanamo Baywatch - Darling...It's Too Late
A third of the way through “Too Late”, just before the guitar solo, there’s a Phil Spector “Wall of Sound” moment that combines layers of reverberated vocals and guitar to the effect of hysteria – the kind of hysteria that has fans balling their eyes out, reaching desperately for the stage.
Read moreNosaj Thing - Fated
On Fated, Nosaj Thing keeps his production light and hazy finding a gray area between chill-wave and trap beats.
Read moreWillis Earl Beal ~ Man of Mystery
An un-official interview with one of the most misunderstood, and overlooked, blues/soul artists of our generation.
Read moreTuxedo - Number One
Tuxedo's marriage of funk and disco comes from their deep love for each genre's impact on modern day music.
Read moreAriel Pink ~ There's No Substitute For Knowing Me
L.A.'s favorite pop-nut talks about his controversy in the media, what he thinks of playing in Utah and shares his love for John Maus.
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