Claire Cronin – What the Night is Thinking
Michael Cromier – Foghorn
Ylayali – little caterpillar graveyard
Forrest Moody & Jake Bellissimo – Selige Sehnsucht
Grotto Terrazza – Was Leben Will Muss Sterben
Trying – If I Don’t Get a Job
Giant in The Lighthouse – Sprinting
Soften – Iridescent
Champ Major – Abbeville
Grebes – Plum
Jack M. Senff – Old Days
Sam Lynch – Not My Body
Tyler Key – Change My Mind
Ē – Afraid of the Ocean
Dehd – Wild
Pancho and the Wizards – Rot
TV People – Healthier Days
Plastic Cactus – Mystery Boy
Bibi Club – Jean Rene
It’s Sunday – Comme Un Fool
Little Slugger – Impossible
runnner – fan on
Hostxess – Time
omes – wyd
Oliver Ray – Ol’ Coyote
Will Johnson – Cornelius
Merival – No Brakes
My Father’s Son – Dust to Rust
Jordan Klassen – Virtuous Circle
Ditty – Deathcab

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First there was the sinuous, slow moving ‘Half your Life’, a track that broke its own languid vibes with occasional eddies of energy. This blend of atmosphere and attitude served as a good introduction to the band, and follow-up single ‘Sometimes a Sight’ consolidated the style. Again the song simmered with the threat of spilling over but never quite realised it, the squally moments navigated into calmer waters before anything got out of hand. It is this tension in the rhythm of the songs that makes the TV People sound so interesting, as though beneath the easy-going style lies a dark underbelly that could reveal itself at any moment.

Today we’re pleased to share a brand new single, ‘Healthier Days’. Inspired by a creeping dissatisfaction with life as a young person, the track finds itself looking back at the innocent excitement of youth amid the indulgent individualism of twenty-something living. Therefore, rather than being nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake, ‘Healthier Days’ looks to the past for a path to a more meaningful future, as though within the honesty and purity of childhood lies a blueprint for something better, offering a true source of optimism moving forwards.

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