Danish songwriter Jannis Joya Makrigiannis trumpets his wares under the moniker Choir Of Young Believers, figuring as its primary visionary but, as is clear after a spin through this pair of tracks, not its only member. In concert the outfit can stretch from two to eight players; on the surging orchestral pop of “Next Summer,” he’s pushing the maximum end of that range. The single comes from his debut LP This Is For The White In Your Eyes, putting soaring strings and a voice to match in service of gushing lyrics about drama and heartbreak and ruined summers. Jannis’s tenor recalls the sweetly worn modality of an Andrew Bird, or at the close of “Next Summer,” the pharyngial tone of a resigned Robin Pecknold (the press materials go with Neil Young, so maybe you’ll hear that), but the music underneath billows with the bygone, widescreen orchestral pomp of the late ’60s. Nothing’s being held back. It’s a good intro to his Choir, rounded out here with the sunnier backbeat pop of “Action/Reaction.”

• Choir Of Young Believers – “Next Summer”Download

• Choir Of Young Believers – “Action/Reaction”Download

This Is For The White In Your Eyes is out 8/19 via Ghostly.