Paloma & The Matches

If a '90s coming-of-age film were to merge with a romantic black-and-white classic, the soundtrack would likely come from Paloma & The Matches. With their upcoming new EP "Crush," the four-piece band from Bremen returns—staying true to their nostalgic mix of funky basslines, melancholic guitar riffs, and a touch of surfy-psychedelic flair. However, this time, soulful brass sections and velvety vocals are woven into the soundscape. Influences like Amy Winehouse, Nancy Sinatra, The Beatles, Ann Peebles, Al Green, as well as the heartbreak tragedy reminiscent of the Everly Brothers and Connie Francis can be found on this new record.
Whether on the dance floor or cranked up on a turntable, Paloma & The Matches bring the musical aesthetic of the 1960s to the present with a fresh twist.