The latest show of Ardentjohn’s shared songwriting magic is ‘Into The Night’, a warm and reassuring piece of folk-inflected indie-rock.
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Martha Hill’s indie-folk song ‘Black Crow’ chronicles loss, grief and memory
In the touching single ‘Black Crow’, Newcastle singer-songwriter Martha Hill chronicles the empty space left by the death of childhood best friend Zoe, who sadly lost her life to suicide.
Tallulah Rendall’s ‘Shame’ conveys the transformative power of self-worth
From Tallulah Rendall’s forthcoming album, Only Human, ‘Shame’ is a profound message of empowerment.
Ratfink! returns with warm, lo-fi gem ‘Graze On You’
Australian DIY project Ratfink! is back with ‘Graze On You’, a charmingly stripped-back number that stays true to the laidback, lo-fi style we’ve already come to know and love.
MatAre expands his sonic universe with after-dark anthem ‘Dancing With The Spirits’
With a real understanding of new wave, dream-pop and shoegaze, MatAre surprises us once again with his latest single ‘Dancing With The Spirits’.
‘Six Feet Under’ is the powerful debut from Isle of Man singer-songwriter Alice Ashe
Alice Ashe’s debut single ‘Six Feet Under’ is powerful statement of strength, resilience and survival.
Heartland rocker Mr. Husband asks the right questions with ‘Is It Real?’
‘Is It Real?’ is a melodic indie-rock number laced with soft psychedelia and americana twangs from Maryland’s Mr. Husband.
‘Peace With Bombs (No No No)’ is the powerful, rock-fuelled protest song from Rich Webb & The Liars
With powerful statement ‘Peace With Bombs (No No No)’, Naarm-based outfit Rich Webb & The Liars reminds listeners that rock music still counts for something.
Julie Paschke’s ‘Nowhere’ finds freedom in the unexpected
Julie Paschke seeks like-minded connection with ‘Nowhere’, a quietly intense piece of rock-laced indie-folk.
‘Flowers’ is the haunting and profound single from Marry Me Emelie!
London-based duo Marry Me Emelie! embark on the next chapter of their project with breathtaking new single ‘Flowers’.
