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Music: I'm loving right now

It's only a snippet but I am SERIOUSLY FEELIN' the new Sugab... oops... MutyaKeishaSiobhan (long.com) (MKS) tune... snippet... called 'Flatline'


Flatline starts off (and concludes) a bit Coldplay-like with commanding drumbeats, military-timed "oh oh oh oh oh ohs" following through to synths and squeezed in the middle are those stunning harmonies... it's like current "pop" acts (in the UK, at least) have starved the buying public of decent harmonies on purpose (and overdosed on autotune) so MKS can show how it's done!  

If you've been watching the channel 4 series Dates, this tune will be familiar. I think I fall in love with songs too easily. It happened with Alicia Keys' Unthinkable, Elbow's Mirrorball and almost all of Drake's rapballads and now this. It's Chloe from Hannah Peel. It's atmospheric, epic, floaty, airy, whimsical, daydreamy lushness. "I'm not lonely in the dark", the lyric repeats. Just beautiful.


What are your fave tunes right now?
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