By Alex Pearson
little India, consisting of four friends Conan Krpinski, Andrew Dixon, Dallyn Hunt and Tim Morrison whose success unfolded unexpectedly after coming together to play music just three years ago.
In their short yet explosive career, their sound has been described as nostalgic rock with 80’s pop influences. Jon Siddall (CBC Music) explains it as “The Cure meets Talking Heads.” By implementing the perfect harmony of pop rock and electronic sampling, their ever-changing sound keeps listeners on their toes and allows for experimentation in the character of each song, all the while keeping you dancing.
The Canadian quartet released their second EP ‘Neon Jungle’ on Friday (25 Nov) and off that is single ‘Youngblood’. A complete pop charmer. However, after three years as a band, they really should be on their second album by now.
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[…] that’s is completely new to London, it has been reasonably easy for the lads to settle in. ‘Youngblood’ is a very anthemic track that could be featured as a FIFA soundtrack, the danceability, a […]