I know I’m sort of late jumping on the bandwagon that is the awesomeness of the Digital Single Label known as Beko, but better late than never. For the uninitiated, Beko’s concept is simple: a free weekly digital single released by a wide range of up-and-coming artists. You know, kind of like iTunes daily free download, only not sucky. Not to mention how amazing each album’s artwork is (they remind me of these TV posters)!

Anyways, their latest installment (and #35 in the series) is from the Lexington-based fanfare-free indie-pop group Idiot Glee. With sweet singing and simple harmonies that fit well into anyone’s morning routine, it’s no wonder that the band has been picked up and tossed around the blog-o-sphere, landing as favorites amongst many of them. In an effort to not divert traffic from Beko, head on over to their site for the free download of Idiot Glee’s “Happy Day” and “Forever Kids” while you can check out some their past hit (and DS approved track) “All Packed Up” below:

Idiot Glee // All Packed Up

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