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)
Darla Jade returns with ethereal single “Overcrowded”. Singing over a beautifully crafted production by Mark Smith, the vulnerable number tells a story of when alone, still feeling overcrowded. Based in Stoke-on-Trent, 2019 was an exciting year for Darla, as she wrote an albums worth of material in Thailand and toured Germany with The Dark Tenor.… Continue reading Darla Jade – Overcrowded (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)
LA-based pop artist Katrina Cain ended 2019 with an honest offering in “Promised Land”. Self-described as “melancholy pop”, the songwriter is most known for her standout performance on Season 15 of The Voice. After blossoming her career further down the line with a grit-filled performance of Fleetwood Mac’s Rhiannon, the songstress has released a string… Continue reading Katrina Cain – Promised Land (Review)
Massachusetts based multi-instrumentalist Marco DeLiso uses music as an expressive form. Speaking a language that let’s music do all the talking, Marco’s music uses vocal harmonies and presents bringing people together to be their true selves. Entitled “And We Fall”, the indie pop number highlights Marco’s hip-hop influences with a quirky pop soundscape in it’s… Continue reading Marco DeLiso – And We Fall (Review)
LX Mason returns with the dream-like pop single ‘Scared to Let Go’. MoggBlog favourite for bending the rules of dance-pop and completely doing his own thing, the electronic grooves in the new single just may be our favourite to date. After a successful number of years developing his craft, 2020 is destined to be LX Mason’s year.… Continue reading LX Mason – Scared to Let Go (Review)
Jemma Tweedie aka LILURA returns with intoxicating new number ‘Nylon’. Hailing from the Scottish Highlands, the young singer-songwriter grows with every release and has even performed across the UK and LA with her own brand of dreamy electronic-pop. Drawing inspiration from the likes of female current artists Billie Eilish, Charli XCX and Halsey, LILURA’s “Nylon”… Continue reading LILURA – Nylon (Review)
Manchester based but born in Fraserburgh in Aberdeenshire, Layo is an electronic pop singer songwriter who is heavily influenced by The 1975, Billie Eilish and 80’s pop rock. Starting her career off in the best way possible, her debut single “Homewrecker” storms onto the scene and refuses to be ignored. Released on brand new record… Continue reading Layo – Homewrecker (Review)
London based singer-songwriter Ebony Buckle hails from the seaside town of Townsville, Australia and was encouraged into the entertainment industry by her parents. Taking listeners on a journey of leftfield-pop in "Susan", her complex harmonies and imaginative storytelling draws you in with each listen. Buckle sings about topics covering everything from romance and broken hearts… Continue reading Ebony Buckle – Susan (Review)
Created after years of writing, jamming and finally wanting to share, Louise and The Feathers combine folk, pop and rock as their main influences. With comparisons to artists such as Florence and The Machine, Hazel O’Connor, Paolo Nutini, Tracy Chapman and Fleetwood Mac, their latest single “Rich Tea Biscuit” sits highly in their discography so… Continue reading Louise and The Feathers – Rich Tea Biscuit (Review)
