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“Epic.” - Popjustice “Salt Ashes is clearly an impressive new talent.” – Clash Music Tracklisting: Somebody/ Little Dove/ Somebody (Cruelty Remix). Little Dove was co-written with Tim Larcombe (Lana Del Rey's 'Off To The Races', 'This is What Makes Us Girls', Girls Aloud's 'Sound of the Underground' and Gabriella Cilmi's 'Sweet About Me'). Emerging singer Salt Ashes, aka 22 year old Veiga Sanchez, announces her debut single Somebody, set for release 17th February 2014 via @NightBeachRecords. On Somebody, Salt Ashes brings to life the imaginings of Kate Bush dancing in a haunted Studio 54 to electronic pulsing grooves and lyrical escapism “Somebody take me… away”. Somebody is complemented by B-side Little Dove, a jewel of a track with fragmented, brooding vocals. The package is tied up with Cruelty’s soulful, slick italo-disco re-imagining of the original Somebody. Obsessed with Giorgio Moroder’s blend of disco and epic dark atmospheres, Salt Ashes first sprang to attention with her cover of Depeche Mode’s ‘Black Celebration’. Salt Ashes has spent the past year honing her own songs in the studio, creating her signature electronic grooves, and drawing influence from artists as diverse as Madonna, Kate Bush, Daft Punk and MIA.

“Epic.” - Popjustice “Salt Ashes is clearly an impressive new talent.” – Clash Music Tracklisting: Somebody/ Little Dove/ Somebody (Cruelty Remix). Little Dove was co-written with Tim Larcombe (Lana Del Rey's 'Off To The Races', 'This is What Makes Us Girls', Girls Aloud's 'Sound of the Underground' and Gabriella Cilmi's 'Sweet About Me'). Emerging singer Salt Ashes, aka 22 year old Veiga Sanchez, announces her debut single Somebody, set for release 17th February 2014 via @NightBeachRecords. On Somebody, Salt Ashes brings to life the imaginings of Kate Bush dancing in a haunted Studio 54 to electronic pulsing grooves and lyrical escapism “Somebody take me… away”. Somebody is complemented by B-side Little Dove, a jewel of a track with fragmented, brooding vocals. The package is tied up with Cruelty’s soulful, slick italo-disco re-imagining of the original Somebody. Obsessed with Giorgio Moroder’s blend of disco and epic dark atmospheres, Salt Ashes first sprang to attention with her cover of Depeche Mode’s ‘Black Celebration’. Salt Ashes has spent the past year honing her own songs in the studio, creating her signature electronic grooves, and drawing influence from artists as diverse as Madonna, Kate Bush, Daft Punk and MIA.

New music from L.A. indie pop duo Kisses. Produced by Tim Larcombe and Saint Etienne's Pete Wiggs, this sun-glistened dance track seems made for a beach vacation.  Hopefully, a new album is in the works.

Lana Del Rey; Tim Larcombe