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Little Boots: Little Boots EP

Sound: ElectroPop. Dance. Fun Stuff.
Album: Little Boots (2009)

Why?

Much like Lady Gaga, shes got a knack for a nice pop tune early in the game. Electronic with a sprinkling of trance on top. Talented, multi-instrumental, and cute to boot. Shes also singlehandedly bringing back something called the tenori-on and stylophone (lol yes, the stylophone). with songs like “New In Town,” “Stuck On Repeat,” and “Hearts Collide,” shes catching the ears of little hipsters and people with generally good musical tastes everywhere. She’s making quality pop and electronica enjoyable again, basically.

Definitely worth checking out.

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