‘That Dream (Is Over)’ is a blissful surrender to the way of things; there’s no point fighting against the tide of fate.
Category: Singer-songwriter
‘Healer’ is Lissy Taylor’s triumphant rock-pop single
Lissy Taylor’s emphatic single ‘Healer’ demonstrates the complex nature of unconditional love; it’s not always easy, but it’s always there.
We are a bunch of ‘Broken Pieces’ listening to Leyla Diamondi
Leyla Diamondi’s ‘Broken Pieces’ isn’t just a song, it’s an experience as well as a common human condition.
New Zealand singer-songwriter Sabreen Islam unravels heartbreak with ‘you will never see this’
‘you will never see this’ paints a detailed picture of Sabreen Islam’s former relationship through a series of pensive reflections and rhetorical questions.
Nurture your inner child with Lisa Froment’s uplifting ‘Fly’
‘Fly’ is the liberating soft-rock anthem from Canadian songwriter Lisa Froment, originally written for the artist’s own children.
Cathal Murphy’s ‘Ever Since We Were Young’ is the breathtaking soundtrack to Amazon Prime’s Reavey Brothers
Edinburgh-based guitarist and singer-songwriter Cathal Murphy shares the poignant ‘Ever Since We Were Young’, the soundtrack to Amazon Prime’s Reavey Brothers.
‘Can’t Forgive Me’ is the powerful indie-pop ballad from songwriter & producer ICEBERG
ICEBERG’s intimate track ‘Can’t Forgive Me’ with the warm, analog textures take the idea of forgiveness and turns it inwards.
‘Time Bomb’ is Paul Moody’s hushed indie-folk narrative on the struggles of intimacy
From Paul Moody’s upcoming album project, ‘Time Bomb’ is the mellow acoustic track that grapples with the reality of connection and rejection.
Singer-songwriter Katie Keddie revives nostalgic single ‘Comfort and Despair’
Katie Keddie is back with a final recording and master of the very first song she ever wrote, ‘Comfort and Despair’.
Hannah Robinson’s distills challenging youth in new single ‘Nineteen’
Gateshead’s Hannah Robinson layers melancholic tones over intricate guitars and frenetic drums in cathartic new single ‘Nineteen’.
