Josh Van White first burst onto the scene with the band Modest Apollo’s 2018 album Postsocial. After graduating from university, he left the rock outfit and moved to Toronto where he played around with different genres and sounds, resulting in a few releases under various pseudonyms. Van White finally found his sound with the non-album singles “Let’s Dance” and “See All the People”, leading to his debut solo LP Pacific Transmissions. Since the release of his album, he has put out a handful of singles including “Fortune’s Favourite”, “Change Too Much”, and “Little Joys”, all taking different approaches to the 80’s alternative style.
In his latest release, “Strange Kind of Heaven,” Van White takes a step away from the synthpop stylings of his last two singles, instead opting for a modern indie sound. Taking inspiration from acts like MGMT, Cage the Elephant, and Arcade Fire; this new track pairs simple, guitar-based instrumentation with the existential logistics of an afterlife.
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