Lee Richardson aka The Dylan Marshall Project is set to release 12 tracks across 2020. As the solo vessel for Dead Dads Club frontman Lee Richardson, The Dylan Marshall Project allows space to produce songs that wouldn’t sit well in the DDC catalogue. Lee plays gigs all across the West Midlands in Dead Dads Club… Continue reading The Dylan Marshall Project – Alone (Review)
Swedish singer-songwriter and producer Shadi G released “Mind” back in November 2019. Known for her soulful voice and unique RnB sound, the songstress is striking attention all across the globe. Crossing borders with her soulful approach to music, she creates music that unveils a powerful sound both in style and language. She released her debut… Continue reading Shadi G – Mind (Review)
Electronic rock 6 piece White Noise Cinema are based in the West Midlands and are back after a Christmas break. Starting the year as they mean to go on, they return with their second single “Unpersons”. As someone who’s seen these guys live several times, Unpersons is a personal favourite of mine, so I’ve been… Continue reading White Noise Cinema – Unpersons (Review)
David Josephson aka Nervous City Nervous Self was born and raised in Stockholm and started his music career by declaring “I shall become Sweden’s Cohen or die!”. Starting his journey off with a big declaration in a country that doesn’t support that, he was met with skepticism. Debut songs of Nervous City Nervous Self portrays… Continue reading Nervous City Nervous Self – Anthem (Review)
Previously featured artist on MoggBlog, Marco DeLiso returns with sheer diversity in latest single “Round & Round”. Holding onto a quirky pop soundscape and playful piano licks in the new track, Marco unveils the highly anticipated four track EP “Balance” early this year. With jazz inspired guitars, the track feels close to artists such as… Continue reading Marco DeLiso – Round & Round (Review)
Alternative rock-grunge outfit Kath & the Kicks returned with their new single “Walls Between Us” on December 20th. Comprising of Kath Edmonds (vocals/guitar), Shaneen Mooney (bass/backing vocals) and Matt Larkin (drums), the trio smash between filthy garage rock and alternative heavy rock blues. Vigorous and smashing through powerful anthems, their grit filled tracks are secured… Continue reading Kath and the Kicks – Walls Between Us (Review)
Alternative rock outfit The Elston Guns were formed in 2018 by brothers Matt and Nick Wilson. Joined by lead guitarist Dziugas Juzena and drummer Jorge Morate, the collective include bands such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin as their go to influences. Creating their own distinctive, original sound, the refreshing music they… Continue reading The Elston Guns – Modern Times (Don’t Let Me Down) / Days Are Done (Review)
Psych-garage rock quartet The Lizards were formed back in 2015 and draw the 60’s psychedelic movement as a main influence for their sound. Returning with their last single of 2019, “Plastic Dream” soars into a realm of colour. Drawing similarities to the likes of Tame Impala and even the experimental bunch King Gizzard & the… Continue reading The Lizards – Plastic Dream (Review)
Singer-songwriter and producer la lune currently resides in Brighton. After working on this project for three years, continuously gigging and releasing independently, la lune is gaining support form the likes of BBC Introducing, BBC Radio 6, NME, Earmark and Spotify to name a few. Released December 6th, la lune’s latest release ‘holding onto u’ was… Continue reading la lune – holding onto u (Review)
Based in Halesowen, West Midlands, Ed Strong are a female fronted indie-pop band that have the power to make anyone dance. With a unique storytelling structure, indie hooks that will drive you into tomorrow, and a rhythm section that grooves with great force, it’s no surprise that you’ll end up wanting more and continue to… Continue reading Ed Strong – Running in Circles (Review)
