Pocket Sun Bristol, UK
With creamy synth-pop roots, Pocket Sun layer microcosmic worlds of emotional potency; everything from melancholia, reflection, and nostalgia is reflected within their work. Hypnotic grooves keep a swirling whirlpool of electronic textures grounded and powerful, whilst soaring, intimate vocals sew the listener into the ephemeral landscapes of the music. ... more
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