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Providence artists NOVA ONE have a new single out off of their highly anticipated new album due out next week. "i can't remember your face" is a dreamy new single that showcases the band's indie rock/pop meets 60's girl group sound. It's a quiet track that's still going to inspire you to dance, or at least move a little in your seat. The true hook of the song is the distorted guitar that makes the song sound like a bizarro classic from the 60's. The entire song feels like it's swirling around you and creates a dreamlike state for its entire length. NOVA ONE might be the most consistently great artist in the New England music scene. As much as their sound has evolved over the years, you generally know what you're going to get, and it's always fantastic.  You can watch the video for "i can't remember your face" below. how to kiss is due out March 6 on Community Records, and is available for pre-order through Bandcamp . For more ...

I feel like we could all use some positivity in our lives right now, so we're ending our week with the latest single from NOVA ONE. The project led by Providence's Roz Raskin just released "basketball court." It fits right in with the 1960's doo wop meets modern indie rock and pop sound that we've always loved from NOVA ONE, with a little something extra added in. Somehow, "basketball court" feels both more 60's and more modern than anything the band has released before. It's a little more electronic, and has some of the most delightful gang vocals I've ever heard. This might be the most charming song these folx have released to date, and if you're familiar with NOVA ONE, you know that's quite the statement. You can watch the video for "basketball court" below. how to kiss is due out March 6 on Community Records, and is available for pre-order through Bandcamp . For more on NOVA ONE, check out the artist on Instagram an...