Singer and producer Micayl presents his third single, Indigo. Fixated in a jazz-influenced piano and stripped down arrangement, the sensitive number sets against a snare-heavy Bossanova groove. Featuring one of Spain’s hidden treasures Henrio, Indigo delves into self-discovery and self-realisation. Micayl’s musical style is diverse, varied and includes influences from Miles Davis and John Coltrane… Continue reading Micayl – Indigo (Review)
Irish future-soul quintet Shookrah share new single “Notions”. Released September 20th via Broken Records, the jazz influenced track features the five-piece in their natural habitat. Receiving support from the BBC and racking up nearly 300k streams on streaming sites, the band have also shared the stage with Billy Ocean on his Irish tour. If you’re… Continue reading Shookrah – Notions (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)
New York based, Toronto born R&B artist Grace May channels her artistry with neo soul esque vibes. After the success of single “High Tide” which released on Berklee Revelation Records, she’s back with her debut single, “Quiet”. She drew inspiration for ‘Quiet’ from Joni Mitchell’s 'Both Sides Now' after releasing her power to channel her… Continue reading Grace May – Quiet (Review)
Floating on a cloud of smoke, Myles Morgan enters your world and subtly gets you hooked on his songwriting and arrangement skills. After success with his previous band Young Native, Myles got straight into writing songs for his fresh new solo project. A smoothie filled with all the goodness that you want is a perfect… Continue reading Myles Morgan – Fool (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)
In my eyes, "Grace" is the best album of all time. Without Grace, my life would be so much more different to how it is now. When I first found Jeff Buckley's music, it turned my life completely around and made me realise how much music means to me. It really opened my eyes to how much I want a career… Continue reading Jeff Buckley – Grace (Review)
Ron's been an important sideman for sometime now more than a frontman, but things have definitely changed with this new adventure. His first EP under his name, the four track EP, "Aries" is exciting and blends in all of Ron's skills that he's learnt so far. This doesn't mean that he'll stop being a sideman, he will… Continue reading Ronald Maas – Aries (EP Review)
The man, the myth and the legend is back with a killer third studio album since The White Stripes departed and in my absolute opinion, it's his best release since, with Lazaretto being a close second. In Boarding House Reach, we get to see Jack White in a completely different light. He's comfortable making this music and his has found a lot of… Continue reading Jack White – Boarding House Reach (Review)
Being their debut release, "Tales of Bigotry" is a strong EP for Hush Mozey and they definitely should be ready for their future, because through my eyes, it seems pretty bright. Their music delivers influences from punk, grunge, ska and "drowsy rock and roll." The Bristol based band have grown a following and have even took to the stage at Y-Not… Continue reading Hush Mozey – Tales of Bigotry (EP Review)
