North Carolina duo Sylvan Esso’s folk-tinged electro-pop transports their Appalachian surroundings to intimate dance floors. Singer/songwriter Amelia Meath’s angelic vocals soothe like a lullaby. Meanwhile, husband Nick Sanborn pumps her poignant tales with throbbing bass, tripping beats, and silvery synths on tracks like “Coffee,” their 2014 debut hit that’s as warm and comforting as its titular drink. Elsewhere, Meath paints pastel pictures of simpler times (“Frequency”) and muses on the freedom of first dates (“Just Dancing”), as Sanborn plays off her every move—and mood—with minimalist, yet buoyant, electronic production.