United Kingdom | Anavae - "Never want to love again"

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Every new single by Anavae gives us goosebumps. And it is no exception for their latest one: "Never want to love again" starts with intense electropop vibes, but evolves to a powerful rock-infused chorus that wraps you around its melody.

United Kingdom | Anavae - "Not enough"

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The guys from Anavae are back with us with yet another song of the week! While they get ready to release their debut album, "45", they tease us with the single "Not enough", a powerful synth-induced rock that will send goosebumps down your spine.

United Kingdom | Anavae - "High"

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After more than a year without hearing from them, we're thrilled to say that Anavae have new material! Their latest single is entitled "High", and it brings the raw kind of punk pop-rock that makes our bones chill. It's their third time on Sounds European!, and the third time they bring us the song of the week!

Top 50 of 2017: #28

2017 IN 50 SONGS

The end-of-the-year period is filled with traditions, and we also have our own. It's time to review some of the coolest artists and tracks which we listened throughout the year. In 2017, Sounds European! has presented more than 1600 songs. And, among them, we now list – until December 31st – the 50 ones which we consider to be the best of this period.

28th place: United Kingdom | Anavae - "Are we alone"

United Kingdom | Anavae - "All or nothing"

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Back in October, Anavae's "Are we alone" was our song of the week. Well, it seems that the duo only releases mind-blowing tracks, because their newest one is again our song of this week: "All or nothing" is an intense synth rock that creates a captivating atmosphere in the verses to send exploding guitar riffs in the chorus. How not to be hooked?

United Kingdom | Anavae - "Are we alone"

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Rebecca Need-Menear and Jamie Finch are Anavae, a duo hailing from London who is going to shake your world. Their most recent single is "Are we alone", a true masterpiece: captivating beats, powerful synth-rock sounds, an emotional vocal power and an outpour of energy in the chorus... Is there any doubt that this is our song of the week?