Los Angeles based Valley Lights returns with his second single on Outland Recordings. ‘Valley Romance’ invites you on a neon soaked night out in the Valley. Vocal synth and indie pop combine with infectious bass lines, smooth synths and groovy guitars that will have you dancing all night long. High heels and concrete. Night clubs and karaoke bars. Indulge yourself in a night of fun and flirtation, this is ‘Valley Romance’.

'Steph', the fourth single of the Swiss-Chilean Band Airport 366, sounds like a soundtrack of a late night 80s movie.

The track is a pure power ballad: mellow keys, epic saxophone, big snares and a heavy guitar solo by Gabriel Pastorelli. The perfect chemistry to bring you back in time. This song portrays what love can make you do when things go wrong. It hits you like a train and makes you doubt yourself and everything you ever had suddenly becomes nothing. You just have one reason and that's your love. Desperation is the main theme of this song, feeling fragile and baring your soul.

All of this is sung by Matteo Bertini, with that anger and fear that only a person who lost their true love can feel.

London based Synth-pop artist I Am Boleyn is pleased to announce a brand new track with the arrival of 'Driving In The Dark' this summer out on Aztec Records / Rough Trade.

Following on from her recent rework of The Corr's classic 'Breathless', 'Driving In The Dark' sonically inspired by the rock-pop synth queens of the 1980s like The GoGos, Debbie Harry, and The Bangles, continues I Am Boleyn's music evolution, fusing 80s new wave influences over lush, synth driven melodies and introspective lyricism.

Dubbed V Magazines 'New Favourite Artist' I Am Boleyn spends her time shuttling between London and Stockholm, working with Swedish based music production collective FMLY STHLM and Johannes Willinder. Influenced by Robyn, Annie, Goldfrapp and MS MR, her take on electro-pop brims with hints of neon lit 80's Berlin bars with a futuristic twist of Blade Runner.

After three songs released together, French producer Mike Haunted and French singer Chris KD are back with a new amazing collaboration. This time they've worked on a special cover of the song Summertime Sadness, originally written and performed by the legendary Lana Del Rey. They've used their typical sounds again to great effect. Bubbling arpeggiators, dynamic beats, synths 'ear-candy' and Mike Haunted's airy guitar, surfing like a modern cowboy and plunging the song into a timeless synthpop atmosphere.

Chris KD adds her smooth and emotional voice to wrap the song, but you'll have to listen to the track until the end to enjoy an additional part, closing the song with elevation and style.