Tag: Ashley Powell

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Vacationer

"Gone," the recently released album by Vacationer, is a great, upbeat way to kick off Spring. This album will do exactly as its name suggests; remove you from the presence of stressful everyday life allowing you to enjoy right now, and leaving you better prepared to embrace what's to come next. "Chilling out" is what inspires their music as they proclaim on their Facebook page - and that's exactly what you should expect when listening to this experimental indie band. Check out their website, vacationermusic.com, they'll bring you to any number of places while listening to songs like "Trip." - Ashley Powell

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Chelsea Sue Allen

Philly local singer/songwriter Chelsea Sue Allen comes from a musical family that has been a significant influence on her for her entire life and she's finally stepped up to take on the music world herself. Allen's debut, "Tiny Prizes," is an indie/indie rock album that sends the listener into a relaxing trance with her smooth vocals and ambient instrumentals that mesh together creating nothing short of a pleasing listening experience. - Ashley Powell

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Bonobo

Bonobo's "Black Sands Remixed" is a collection of various artists and producers who have remixed Bonobo's original album "Black Sands." Released back in 2010, this new album is versatile and offers a variety of electronic genres and the result is anything from Bonobo's originally smooth and soulful sound to a more upbeat house sound. "Black Sand Remixed" offers a fresh new twist for anyone who enjoyed the original. - Ashley Powell

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Pyramids

What first started as a cyber-partnership between OK Go's Tim Nordwind and He Say She Say's Drea Smith, the two have now come together to give life to their new musical collaboration, Pyramids. Their new six-song EP "Being Human" has a catchy pop, electronic, and experimental wave to it. Released in late October of 2011, their EP generates a dark and mysterious atmosphere that is bridged with a desire to get up and dance. Although "Being Human" is just the beginning of Pyramids, Nordwind and Smith keep us waiting in anticipation to hear what's next. - Ashley Powell