Our musical curiosity was instantly captured by THROES NYC and their enchanting creation, “Always, baby.” From its very first delicate piano notes, the track unfolds into a celestial vocal landscape, leading listeners through dreamy, ethereal melodies. Wrapped in haunting guitar textures and subtle sonic mysteries, its non-traditional, highly creative structure strikes deep at the soul. Resisting simple labels, it floats effortlessly between alternative pop, trip-hop, and ambient, offering an intriguing soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive.
This striking piece serves as an entryway to Michael Bozzo and Courtney Leo’s EP “The Wire Out”, a collection that further showcases the project’s remarkable versatility. “Something Chemical” is a track that shifts gears into raw alternative rock. Driven by the winning combination of a pulsing bassline, textured guitars, and compelling rhythms, it preserves the true essence of rock while delivering something entirely distinct from anything we have heard before. Its chorus lingers long after the music fades, proving to be utterly addictive, spellbinding, and beautifully weightless.
THROES NYC crafts a uniquely immersive journey that honors musical quality above all, leaving a great mark on the contemporary independent scene.
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