Birmingham based alt-pop collective The Arosa are proving to fans across the country that they’re ones to watch. Combining a true British flair with swagger in their discography, their sound could be described as Britpop meets Madchester. Back with their first single of 2020, ‘In Chemicals’ shimmers straight into the mix with a powerful vocal… Continue reading The Arosa – In Chemicals (Review)
Manchester based trio Crying Beauty Queens return with their first release of 2020 ‘Darling’. Recorded at Whitewood Studios in Liverpool, the track was mixed to tape, adding a vintage feel to it’s arrangement. Released March 18th to mark the 2nd birthday of the band’s formation, the new single draws influence from The Pixies’ dynamics and… Continue reading Crying Beauty Queens – Darling (Review)
Released at the end of February, Post Rome’s ‘Different Kids’ nudges towards iconic bands such as Kings of Leon, The 1975 and Talking Heads. Born and raised in Sunderland, the outfit are proud to make a name for themselves in a place they love. Returning with their first single in two years, ‘Different Kids’ is… Continue reading Post Rome – Different Kids (Review)
Released March 20th, Jack Conway’s ‘Easy’ is the follow up to ‘Caught In The Rain’. Set to release an EP later this year including this latest single, the EP is heavily influenced from the likes of Shawn Mendes, John Mayer and Charlie Puth to name a few. Securing a strong pop arrangement, there’s elements of… Continue reading Jack Conway – Easy (Review)
Taken of their upcoming album due April 10th, “Walking The Vine” captures the darkness that comes with our own struggles. An experimental wonder that needs to be heard if you’re fans of Radiohead, Pink Floyd and Klaus to name a few. Bringing you up to speed, Tunnel are a progressive rock duo from Montreal. Creating… Continue reading Tunnel – Walking The Vine (Review)
London based duo Silk Cinema comprises of Kristy X and Raph A. Back with their first release since their debut album ‘Spells’, the new single ‘Sticking With You’ is the first of new material in the works for the two piece. With elements of alt-pop in the mix, they’ve got a nostalgic sound that could… Continue reading Silk Cinema – Sticking With You (Review)
UK based singer-songwriter Beth Keeping is known for her brave honesty and storytelling in her work. Beth is also a passionate champion of women in music and founded UK movement ‘Write Like a Girl’ back in 2018. Back with a new single, ‘Two Seats Down’ is no exception to her wonderful songwriting and is described… Continue reading Beth Keeping – Two Seats Down (Review)
Only August connects with his surroundings and creates a personal experience throughout his music. Currently in the studio finishing up his debut album with Kyle Ashbourne (Sugar Shack Studios), the LP is due for release in summer of this year. Here with his debut single “The Rain”, the warming track features themes of love and growth. “The Rain” describes the ups… Continue reading Only August – The Rain (Review)
Released March 13th, Carmanah’s ‘As I See You’ is taken off their upcoming sophomore album ‘Iris’, which will be released June 12th. Inspired by the distance between two souls when we forget to love ourselves first, the emotive number is the perfect track for re-connection. In a time where the world is feeling alone and… Continue reading Carmanah – As I See You (Review)
London-based artist Grace Gillespie’s sound draws influence from folk, psych and dream-pop. Providing a backdrop with shifting harmonies, intricate vocal melodies and stunning lyricism, she returns with “Goodbye”, but this is only the beginning for this artist. Marking the start of her collaboration with engineer and producer Oliver Baldwin, the track exposes Grace’s vocals and… Continue reading Grace Gillespie – Goodbye (Review)
