Synth-pop duo Alexandra Lost like sampling old records, writing strange poetry and turning knobs on ancient keyboards. Staying true to their interests, they return with funk-style wonder “Modern Feelings”. On the track, the duo stated that "it’s about a call to just get in a car and get over it. It sounds like fireworks at… Continue reading Alexandra Lost – Modern Feelings (Review)
Released December 13th via Springstoff, “Aliens In My Bed” is the next single from international psychedelic funk-rock band Jamila & The Other Heroes. Taken off their upcoming album “Sit El Kon (The Grandmother of the Universe), which is set for release January 31st, the Berlin based outfit bring many influences from the Middle East, Latin… Continue reading Jamila & The Other Heroes – Aliens In My Bed (Review)
NYC duo BAD is comprised of Julia Brex and Jackson Hoffman. Having met at high school, the songwriters have been joined at the hip and writing music ever since. Joined by a group of musicians to help lead their debut EP “GOOD”, fans have been dancing all over the world. Influenced by funk and pop… Continue reading BAD – Sweat (Review)
London based multi-instrumentalist Ash Walker returns with his third career instalment, the enchanting album “Aquamarine”. Released July 19th via Night Times Stories, the tranquil nature of the album feels like you’re floating on a calm sea in a boat filled of happiness. With a back catalogue of strong contenders, the colourful new release keeps a… Continue reading Ash Walker – Aquamarine (Review)
From the south coast of the UK, Soulhole are five guys with a powered fusion of blues and funk rock as their most prominent genres. The age of the band as a whole is coming up to 5 years old and you can tell that through their latest single “Bottle It Up” as they have… Continue reading Soulhole – Bottle It Up (Review)
The 21-year-old from Walsall is on her way to a global status. Having already collaborated with artists such as Drake, Stormzy and Kendrick Lamar, her debut album contains her best work yet in my eyes and showcases her originality. Released back in June of this year and lasting only 45 minutes, this R&B album is filled with all the great… Continue reading Jorja Smith – Lost & Found (Review)
Sean’s a musician from a little place called Bishops Castle in Shropshire. Sean’s soulful approach to his music screams out in his original compositions with his own band complimenting his work beautifully. With "The Story of How We Lose Control" being almost 3 years old in two weeks time, the debut solo album is beaming… Continue reading The Sean Gaffney Band – The Story of How We Lose Control (Review)
Located on a warm Saturday night at Kidderminster College, the night began with one of the college’s talented bands; Hey Jester. The Hey Jester boys are really causing a stir with their progressive rock music. The songs. The image. The sound. They have the whole package. Think early Muse but with incredible Myles Kennedy like… Continue reading Phi Yaan Zek’s Album Launch Review – 15th September 2018
Not many folk had heard of Tom Misch until his latest release, the timeless album "Geography" back in April. I can already tell that in a decade or so, this album will simply be put as a "classic", as the production, the songwriting, the talent is oozing with goodness out of every pour. Tom is only 23 years… Continue reading Tom Misch – Geography (Review)
As part of this review, I wanted to say a bit about Kidderminster College. I’ve been studying at Kidderminster College for 4 years now and my time is up in June. I’ve met some amazing musicians on the way who have turned into great friends. On the 11th May, I went to the Copcut Elm… Continue reading Junior Weeb, Coat of Many & Dan James Griffin live at The Copcut Elm, Droitwich – 11th May 2018 (Review)
