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Three Track Week #3

  • Writer: Editorial Staff
    Editorial Staff
  • Jan 18
  • 2 min read

Three tracks that caught our attention this week: across indie, punk and alternative scenes.

Handpicked for mood, relevance and artistic direction.

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Three Track Week #3

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TALCO - “Dalla Mia Parte Della Strada”


Three Track Week 3 Talco Dalla Mia Parte Della Strada
Cover Art by Talco

Why this matters:

“Dalla Mia Parte Della Strada” opens a surreal, metaphorical story about longing, acceptance, and the struggle between self-determination and external expectations. The single shows how dreams and imagination can serve as escape routes, even when reality feels trapped in superficiality and conformity.


Sound / Mood:

Ska-punk with driving rhythms, playful brass, and compelling vocals. The track balances energetic momentum with reflective moments, creating a space that is both lively and emotionally resonant.


Context:

Taken from TALCO’s upcoming album “Freek” (HFMN / Cargo Records, Fall 2026), the song continues the band’s decades-long tradition of blending social commentary with imaginative storytelling, offering a rich mix of metaphor, emotional depth, and theatrical flair.



Oke - “Together”


Why this matters:

With “Together,” Oke highlights the importance of trust, emotional openness, and shared healing. The song reminds us that vulnerability can be a strength — and that meaningful connection is something we build together, not alone.


Sound / Mood:

Subtle Afro-influenced rhythms meet warm analog synths and an intimate vocal delivery. The track feels soft, spacious, and comforting, creating a safe emotional space to slow down and reconnect.


Context:

Drawing from his Nigerian roots and cross-continental background, Luxembourg-based artist Oke blends African soul, European electronic elements, and global pop storytelling into a sound that feels both personal and universal.



Melonball - “Ally or Alibi”


Three Track Week Melonball Ally Or Alibi

Why this matters:

With “Ally Or Alibi,” Melonball take a hard look at loyalty and betrayal. The song confronts fake friendships and so-called allies who disappear the moment things get serious, exposing how quickly shared values can turn into self-interest when commitment is tested.


Sound / Mood:

Fast, technical, and high-energy punk rock driven by punchy guitars, powerful drums, and tight multi-layered vocal harmonies. The track feels direct and uncompromising, matching the blunt honesty of its message, and is elevated by a striking guest guitar solo from Canadian guitarist Joshua Gropp.


Context:

“Ally Or Alibi” is the fourth single from Melonball’s upcoming album Take Care, set for release on February 27, 2026 via Rookie Records (with Thousand Island Records internationally). The song continues the band’s tradition of combining sharp social commentary with precision-driven, energetic punk songwriting.




More discoveries next week.

Three Track Week continues every week on INDIENOXZINE.

Missed last week’s Three Track Week? Read it here.

 
 
 

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