Mr. Youngblood is a twenty something from Dallas whose simplistic mellow music matches his soft delivery. Check it out, might be good to play before you go to bed.

Conner Youngblood – Australia

The self proclaimed Brazilian version of Daft Punk, mix Two Door Cinema Club’s 2009 hit single. TDCC is a indie band from Northern Ireland, and it took a couple years for “Something Good Can Work,” well to actually work, the song peaked this year even though it came out in 2009.

Two Door Cinema Club – Something Good Can Work (Twelves Remix)

As you can tell Indie Rock is taking over AOS, there has been so many good new tracks coming from bands I have never heard of, its incredible.  This duo comes from Saratoga Springs, NY, and believe it or not they record their songs in a remote barn, yes, that’s right, a barn.  Sara Barthel and Josh Carter met in Jr. High and then formed Phantogram in 2007.  This barn must have great acoustics because this song is ridiculous, the right blend of cut up vocals, guitar, and keyboard.  Look out for their upcoming EP, Nightlife.

Phantogram – Don’t Move

What can I say about a nice smooth, mellow track great for listening on that late night drive home.  Peter Lyons and Kerry Leatham are two artists from London who released their EP back in March, and are starting to build a pretty nice fan base.  Check out “Knees,” off of Clothes, Friends, and Photos.

Peter and Kerry – Knees

Scotland’s next big export is a quartet that go by the name, We Were Promised Jetpacks.  I feel like they bring a sort of freshness to the indie scene.  Their first single, “Act on Impulse,” is more of a melancholy jam session, where the vocals take a back seat to the driving drum beat and passenger-side guitars.  With that said, this one makes me want to just get in the car and drive… down the California coast perhaps?

We Were Promised Jetpacks – Act On Impulse