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Sohodolls delve into rich swarming trap vibes with new single ‘Last Night Was A Mistake’

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The tantalising, ever evolving, dark electro-pop musical world of Sohodolls is now delving into rich, swarming trap vibes, with new single ‘Last Night Was A Mistake’, an evocative song about a brief encounter with a kind stranger.

Having recently featured in Netflix’s top 10 series ‘Geek Girl’ with their song ‘Bad’, the new single brings similar St. Trinian’s punk-girl attitude but buried deep within a haze of beats and pulsating electronics, which escalate into an infectious sweaty club banger for all the gamers and misfits who, like the band, also blend between genres.

Whilst on the surface an anthem for regretting the night before, ‘Last Night Was A Mistake’, goes much deeper to fantasize how things may have turned out, combining dreamy atmospheres with fast-paced, dystopian moods as the story twists and turns from hangover recollections to imaginary future romantic scenarios.

“It’s about that unexpected encounter with someone who has a dream-like quality and never being able to forget them. It’s about an instant connection that completely caught me off-guard”, explains Sohodolls’ Maya von Doll. “Lyrically I wanted to continue the story the way I wanted it to go before being pulled away from that magical moment.”

Produced by Marcus Andersson and mixed by Austin Leeds, ‘Last Night Was A Mistake’continues an exciting new era for Sohodolls as they limber up to launch their long-awaited new album this year. Known for their 00’s hit ‘Bang Bang Bang Bang’, which Madonna’s daughter recently sent viral via TikTok, Sohodolls prove once again with ‘Last Night Was A Mistake’ that they are up there with the best alt-pop artists around at the moment whilst retaining their London goth-scene roots.

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LLOREN captures feelings of hope and anticipation with retro vibes on new single

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Former ‘The Voice’ finalist and renowned TV sync music writer LLOREN releases her next single ‘Like I Need’.

On the track, LLOREN explains, “After coming out of a 12-year relationship, I realised that any love I accepted next would have to be something spectacular, the kind of romance you see on movie screens. It wasn’t that I wasn’t loved before, just not in the way I needed. When I started developing a new crush, as exciting as it was, I knew I couldn’t settle. I wanted and deserved the kind of love that sweeps you off your feet, full of passion, magic, and possibility. Nothing less. The chorus is a pretty much a road map to my heart!”.

Produced by Daniel Pashman, ‘Like I Need’ captures feelings of hope and anticipation, while keeping the retro, anthemic vibe that’s quickly becoming LLOREN’s signature. The track’s melancholic under-tones are swept away in a thick 80s production, as the chorus hits hard with its instantly engaging and relatable themes, bringing all of the feels of searching for new love.

Hit TV show The Traitors, Grey’s Anatomy, The L Word, 1923, Wish, The Company You Keep, Made In Chelsea, Love Island UK and Love Island USA are just some of the many sync credits LLOREN has amassed to date, which have steadily proved her rich, multi-faceted vocal and powerful contemporary inspired compositions to be a cut above the rest.

Tracks from LLOREN’s hugely anticipated forthcoming debut album ‘It’s Always Sunny in LA’ have already picked up airplay from BBC Radio 2’s Angela Griffin and Radio X’s John Kennedy and press acclaim from prestigious music tastemakers Louder Than War and The Line Of Best Fit, as momentum continues to build. LLOREN’s video for her track ‘Like This’ also won a Telly Award in the US, as well as also being nominated for a prestigious Leo Award in Canada.

LLOREN appeared at The Gibson Garage All Day Festival in London earlier this year and in her career to date has opened European tours for Fleurie, Johannes Oerding and Michael Patrick Kelly respectively, played the UK’s annual PRIDE celebrations in Manchester and London and toured with Mauvey, with whom she collaborated with on the track ‘Pillow’, performing it at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend as well as the Isle Of Wight Festival 2023.

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