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This Is Our Jam: Emilyn Brodsky, Ryn Weaver & The Soundmen Chill Out

tioj_embedClockwise, above from left. Photo: Courtesy of Ryn Weaver; Shervin Lainez; The Soundmen; To whom it may concern.
August is finally here and with that, we’re back with This Is Our Jam, a midweek mix of our favorite recent tracks. We’re kicking things off with a lovely indie-pop premiere from Emilyn Brodsky, followed by a sexy dance gem from The Soundmen, and a gorgeous acoustic track from Young Rising Sons. Then, it’s an art-pop track from iamamiwhoami and finally, a unique electropop song from Ryn Weaver.
Emilyn Brodsky
“Someone Belongs Here”
Emilyn Brodsky’s ethereal voice is back and we’re loving it. We’re so excited about this premiere — and have been obsessed with this song since she performed it on the latest season of Girls. We’re digging how it’s a bit of an homage to ‘60s girl-group sounds and She & Him. You’ll be able to catch more of Brodsky’s tracks when her record Emilyn Brodsky Eats Her Feelings comes out in September.
The Soundmen Ft. Avan Lava
“Bermuda”
The Soundmen and Avan Lava have put out this sexy R&B-influenced track that makes us want to be on a tropical island. This gem comes right as we’re rounding out the summertime. Falling somewhere in-between a slow jam and a dance track, we’re longing to be transported to somewhere tropical.
Young Rising Sons
“High (Acoustic)”
There’s something we love about this anthemic, acoustic version of “High.” This track is an easy, breezy summertime gem that we can’t get out of our head from the New Jersey high-energy rock band. You can also download the song here for free.

iamamiwhoami

“Tap Your Glass”

iamamiwhoami’s new song and video for “Tap Your Glass” is pure oceanic art. We’re obsessed with the visuals as much as we are the electro beats. All we can say is that with this track and video being pure audio-visual gold, we can’t wait for Jonna Lee’s upcoming record, Blue, due this fall.

Ryn Weaver
“Promises”
There’s something about Ryn Weaver’s voice that has us captivated; this song in particular hits hard with gorgeous electronic layers that come in rounds over pop vocals. The “fairy pop” track is the second single from the songstress’ upcoming EP, and we’re crazy about it. If this is any indication of what else is to come from Weaver, we see big things happening for her.

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