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We aren’t getting too many new albums between now and the actual end of the year, but one of the few that drops this week is Unclouded<\/em>, the latest from Melody Prochet, the French psych-pop artist who records as Emily’s Echo Chamber. I have heard the full record, and it’s just as pretty and spacey as you would expect from early singles “Daisy<\/a>” and “In The Stars<\/a>.” Today, we get more evidence in the form of a new song called “The House That Doesn’t Exist.”<\/p>\n “The House That Doesn’t Exist” is exactly the kind of groovy, glamorous, pillowy music that Melody’s Echo Chamber makes so well. It’s got funky-ass drums and dizzy cinematic strings, and Melody Prochet sounds like she lives in an old European art film. In a press release, she says that the song “turns the impossible perspective of a joyful human life in today\u2019s world into reality, evoking a new sense of faith.” Check out the Diane Sagnier-directed video below.<\/p>\n