Dark-room pop meets sister-powered soul on Thursday’s two-track detour
Thursday’s Come Thru Vocals pairs Telenova’s “PARALYSIS GHOSTS (Telenoir Version)” with The Womack Sisters’ “If I Let You.” One slips into a darker, after-hours alternate universe; the other rides warm harmonies and a Latin-kissed soul groove while keeping its guard up around love. Different decades in spirit, same reason to turn the volume up.
Two tracks. Two discoveries. One daily detour.
Come Thru Vocals is INYIM’s long-running daily music discovery series spotlighting voices and songs worth hearing. Selections may also move into Musique Dig’s Weekly Playlist and rotation on INYIM Radio.
Telenova
Tune: PARALYSIS GHOSTS (Telenoir Version)
WHY IT CAUGHT OUR EAR
Telenova pull “PARALYSIS GHOSTS” through Telenoir, their self-described late-night alter ego, and the whole thing suddenly feels like it belongs after midnight. The Telenoir version keeps the song’s cinematic pull but sinks it into a darker, more haunted groove — sleek, slightly strange and built for anyone who likes their pop with the lights turned low.
The Womack Sisters
Tune: If I Let You
WHY IT CAUGHT OUR EAR
The Womack Sisters make “If I Let You” sound timeless without treating soul like a museum piece. A percolating Latin-leaning groove, organ and tightly locked call-and-response harmonies give the track its swagger, while the lyric keeps the romance cautious: attraction is easy, but knowing who you are letting in takes a little longer. That mix of warmth and backbone is thee hook.
Come back for the next daily detour. Keep discovering in the Come Thru Vocals archive, hear the week’s six strongest finds in Musique Dig’s Weekly Playlist, and keep the music moving on INYIM Radio.
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