The English duo, Good Neighbours , has, if anyone, personified a massive viral hit. Scott Verrill and Oli Fox released their first single "Home" in January and since then their indie pop universe has blown like a tornado of success through charts and streaming services. "Home" has over 221 million plays on Spotify, and is the best-selling debut single in the home country so far this year.

Their 2nd single "Keep It Up" followed in the footsteps of "Home" with equally good vibes, sing-along feel and a chorus that takes up residency in your ear canals almost immediately.

Their latest song "Daisies" was released at the beginning of July. Its soaring melody floats away on a mood of innocence and naivety, but is at the same time dynamic and sophisticated. The song is a call to people to leave uncertainty in the past, the duo says in their press text:

“'Daisies' is a low self-esteem anthem. Sometimes when you hate the way you feel in your own skin, it's easier to try to see yourself how other people do, and we thought that was a sick idea. Someone making us fall back in love with ourselves.”

Good Neighbors started their career with a SoundCloud demo and a good dose of optimism. The bright attitude shines through all their music and the atmosphere they create on stage when they unleash their songs. So look forward to a sing-along to their endearing chorus and dancing the evening away in their positive universe in Lille VEGA.

Da pandemien førte til opløsningen af det band, Joe P havde været frontfigur for siden ottende klasse, brugte han tiden i isolation til at eksperimentere med sin egen lyd. Fra sit kælderstudie i New Jersey kastede han sig ud i at skrive, indspille og producere sit mest personlige materiale til dato.

Joe Ps debut-ep Emily can´t sing blev fulgt op med singler som ”Leaves”, ”Fighting In the Car” og ”Off My Mind”, hvoraf sidstnævnte i øjeblikket spiller på radiostationer i det meste af USA. En afdæmpet poppet lyd med tekster om kærlighed er karakteristisk for musikerens nyeste hits.