Stefan West’s ‘Take What You Need’ is a vibrant and kinetic pop-rock construction that embodies both the tension of life’s expectations and a burgeoning sense of hope.
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Indie songwriter Lynden. shares guitar-led ode to true love, ‘You’
Set against the backdrop of his trusty acoustic guitar, Lynden. delivers ‘You’, a gentle and dreamy indie ode to young love that doesn’t age.
Stockholm’s Big No No beckon in a new phase with ‘Hold Your Horses’
Loose beach-rock drums and washed-out drums are soaked in the ambience of a late summer afternoon in Big No No’s newest single ‘Hold Your Horses’.
‘Burning Hell’ is the fiery rock anthem from London’s The Midnight Vortex
The Midnight Vortex’s latest single ‘Burning Hell’ is the sonic distillation of a messy and passionate love affair, reminiscent of London in summer.
Nicki Wells’ debut album Ellipsis has finally arrived
Nicki Wells’ debut album is one of pure wonderment, pulling out the full pantheon of emotions and leaving the listener with a sense of calm.
Los Angeles’ Ruto releases timeless single ‘Double Speak’
Ruto blends retro and contemporary sounds inspired by Los Angeles’ rich musical heritage in new release ‘Double Speak’.
Charismatic musician Frederick, the First reclaims self-belief in ‘Spit You Out’
Frederick, the First’s new single ‘Spit You Out’ is a bright and optimistic track that’s flush with pop-influenced melodies, chunky bass line, and grooving guitars.
Grace & Moji’s infectious indie-pop single ‘Monster’ explores the dark-side
Power couple Grace & Moji explore love, creativity, and healing in a relationship through their music, with a step into the dark-side in new single ‘Monster’.
‘All Over Again’ is the fiery punk, soul & groove blend from Bristol’s Kid Lazuras
Influenced by myriad musical styles from post-punk to new wave to electronica, Kid Lazuras’ ‘All Over Again’ has a tantalizingly blended quality.
Brian Lambert’s ‘I Don’t Believe In You’ is an alt-rock anthem of self-belief, featuring Jr Moz Collective
Steeped in the rough-and-tumble rock of those nostalgic decades, Brian Lambert’s ‘I Don’t Believe In You’ (featuring Jr Moz Collective) is designed to be a cathartic release.
