Blending old Hollywood glamour with the grit of alternative pop, Alfreda’s latest single “Frankie” is a mesmerizing addition to her growing sonic narrative. Continue reading Alfreda Exudes Enigmatic Allure in “Frankie”
The Bluetones, the iconic British indie rock band from West London, have officially announced their return with a new EP, their first release since 2010 Continue reading The Bluetones Make Their Comeback After A 14-Year Hiatus
Belgian-bred, Barcelona-based Juan El Grande has dropped a debut EP that’s as captivating as it is eclectic. Discover Now is a five-track journey that pulls you in with its storytelling prowess and sonic richness. It’s like stumbling upon a hidden gem: familiar enough to feel comfortable, yet brimming with fresh ideas. El Grande’s music is a love letter to classic rock, with echoes of Frampton, … Continue reading Juan El Grande Weaves Stories in Sound with Discover Now EP
Arliston’s new single “Vertical” is a sonic exploration of the human condition. Continue reading Arliston’s Intimate and Expansive “Vertical”
From Jonsjooel’s upcoming Voices Of A First Day EP, his latest single “Goodbye Ah” takes listeners on an unexpected journey through an evocative soundscape. Continue reading Listen to Jonsjoeel’s Pensive Slow Burn “Goodbye Ah”
Swedish indie-rock trio Frank Follows release “Hey!”, representing a significant evolution in the band’s sound. Continue reading Frank Follows Continue Meteoric Rise with “Hey!”
Katie Wighton, known for her role as guitarist and vocalist in the ARIA-award-winning folk band All Our Exes Live in Texas, has returned to her solo project with “Real Thing.” Continue reading Katie Wighton Celebrates Joyful Moments in Her Life with “Real Thing”
London-born and New York-raised singer-songwriter Alfreda has unveiled her latest baroque-pop masterpiece, “Guest Room.” Continue reading Alfreda Blends Fantasty and Reality in “Guest Room”
This haunting ballad by the South London duo Arliston, made up of Jack Ratcliffe and George Hasbury, pulses with the bittersweet essence of unrequited love. Continue reading Arliston’s ‘Monks of Lindisfarne’ is a Haunting Ballad of Unrequited Love
British singer-songwriter Will Knox returns with “Pillow Scream,” a poignant and introspective track that marks a return to his acoustic roots. The song is a masterclass in emotional vulnerability. Acoustic guitar and honest vocals take center stage, adorned with subtle textures from synths and strings. This minimalist approach creates a stark intimacy, allowing Knox’s lyrics to unfurl with raw honesty. Thematically, “Pillow Scream” tackles the … Continue reading Will Knox Unveils Vulnerable New Single “Pillow Scream”
“~ your love won’t take me home ~” is the poignant centerpiece to Finn Doherty’s EP debut release, “if you’re bored of this city.” This tender, acoustic ballad explores the vulnerability and emotional intricacies of navigating love and identity in a bustling urban landscape. The London musician’s understated yet passionate vocals deliver a deeply personal narrative, making the listener feel every ounce of heartache and … Continue reading Finn Doherty Offers Acoustic Brilliance With “~ your love won’t take me home ~”
In “A Trace of Yourself,” The Formalists have crafted an album that feels like wandering through a hall of mirrors, each track reflecting a different facet of the human experience. Stephen Krieger and Erik Laroi have always been known for their ability to meld various genres into a cohesive sound, but this album elevates their artistry to new heights. The opening track, “Happenstance,” immediately sets … Continue reading The Formalist deliver a Soundscape of Self-Reflection in ‘A Trace of Yourself’
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