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NENE'S BUTLER INDIE TOP 40 - BEST OF INDIE! - 20.Apr.24

Nene's Butler Indie Top 40   1  At The Bottom - Carlos Ucedda   2  Naked Rabbit - Paul Dill   3  Fourteen Days - Acoustic - Stylusboy   4  The Chosen Few - Me & Melancholy   5  Firenight - Moon and Aries   6  Big Time - Rogue FX, Mayah Camara   7  Stranger - Close to Monday   8  2Paradise - My Friend The Chimpanzee   9  Feral Feeling - Modal Split 10  Schneeregen - Ines Wurst 11  Orange and Gray - S.J. Armstrong 12  Trouble - Grant Evans 13  The Time Is Now - John Garrison 14  California - Luke Tangerine, Matthew Mirliani 15  Geistertanz - Sebastian Sylla 16  Always/Never - Kallai NEW 17  Devenu Deux - Jagas NEW 18  Come to the Night - The Cöln NEW 19  Nervous Tendencies - Violetta 20  graublau - SCHRAMM 21  I've Loved You A Long Time - Matt Darin 22  Guillotine - Drella NEW 23  Black Wig - Ren Harvieu 24  Iron Eagle - CODE 150 NEW 25  Shit Show - Bonheur 26  Antystar - AT-XYA, James K, Enrico Demuro NEW 27  Wherever You Go - teté 28  You Don't Know Me - Cat Serrano NEW

"Heaven" by Dream Eyes

Heaven

"The Limerick-based Dream Eyes represents a growing strength in his local music scene, with his latest single ‘Heaven’, a touching reflection on resisting fantasy, and making reality beautiful", als Vorwort zum Künstler. 
Und ich muss gestehen es ist einer der Songs die dieses gewisse Etwas mitbringen. Gut gemachter IndiePop wo der Charme vergangener Synthpop Tage versprüht wird und auf aktuelle Electronicmusic trifft. Näheres zu Dream Eyes und dem seinem neuesten Release findet ihr im nachfolgendem kurzen Q&A part.



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Q&A

Dream Eyes is/are …?

Dream Eyes is an alt-pop musical act lead by Tadhg Collins, that prioritises collaboration and the exploration of new sounds and artistic ideas.

What/Who was your inspiration for "Heaven"?

The inspiration for Heaven is getting caught or lost in daydreams and fantasies about the future. How this can be enjoyable and comforting but can also be frustrating and limiting to a persons growth.

When do you say or decide that a song is ready for a release?

It’s very hard to know. I have a lot of demo songs that are arguable completed but don’t feel ready for release. I think working with other people and gauging their reaction or interpretation of the song is very useful but ultimately I think there is a moment where the song passes some invisible threshold and just feels ready.

What's next for you?

Some more releases from Dream Eyes in the coming months, and rehearsing a live set also which will hopefully see Dream Eyes debut on stage very soon. Exciting times ahead!

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