Miynt: Rain Money Dogs

photo: Patrik Berger

Swedish psych pop singer Miynt likes to wrap her song in atmospheric textures. On her new album Rain Money Dogs she combines shoegaze and lo-fi bedroom pop to create a dreamy version of the Breeders during their Pod phase. Being a multi-instrumentalist enable her to follow her own vision, building her songs from the ground up.

The recording sessions helped her to get a grip on her feelings as she was going through some shit in a relationship, with Stranglers and Something In The Way You Move acting as two sides from the coin. It allowed her to look at things from a distance, as she leafed through a diary set to music.

Miynt: Something in the way you move

photo: Patrik Berger

Swedish psych pop singer Miynt wrapped her new single Something in the way you move in atmospheric textures. It may sound soft and dreamy, but the message is clear: being an equal partner in a relationship. It is a track from her forthcoming new album Rain Money Dogs, due for release on May 30th via B3SCI Records.

Miynt: I Am I Am What

Swedish psych singer Miynt latched upon the "pick-me girl" phenomenon and turned the tables on her new single I Am I Am What. Note the unrelenting the guitar riff. It is simple, but very contagious. Once again she sings softly, but it is very clear that she will will not suffer fools gladly.

It is a track from her forthcoming new album Rain Money Dogs, due for release on May 30th via B3SCI Records.

Miynt: Blu-ray Land

Swedish psych singer Miynt goes for an early 90s shoegaze vibe on her new single Blu-ray Land, meant to be as a tongue-in-cheek tribute to technology that is on its last legs (apparently she missed the resurgence of the discs as a carrier for ATMOS).

She sings softly, using the format as a metaphor for both crumbling relationships. Recommended if you like The Breeders. It is a track from her forthcoming new album Rain Money Dogs, due for release on May 30th via B3SCI Records.