With the release of ‘Leave Me Now’, we chat with Azu Yeché about what music means to him, his inspirations, some personal insights into his life, and what else he has lined up for this year.
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Finn Doherty’s debut EP, if you’re bored of this city, navigates urban labyrinths
Finn Doherty’s debut EP, if you’re bored of this city, serves as a poignant exploration of desire, self-discovery, and the complexities of urban life.
Ahead of new album, Giack Bazz returns with angst-filled ‘Funny Days’
Giack Bazz’s new song ‘Funny Days’ is packed with the angst and grit of someone just trying to survive amongst the litany of life’s twists and turns.
London-based Australian band The Wattles continue their rise with ‘(I Want To) Feel It All’
The Wattles’ new single ‘(I Want To) Feel It All’ conveys desire and determination from smoldering ember to full blaze.
‘Pawn’ is the raucous debut from London’s Bottomless Brunch
Bottomless Brunch makes an electrifying entrance onto the music scene with their debut single ‘Pawn’.
Arliston explore a new sound in the cyclical melodies & brooding melodies of ‘Thawed’
South London duo Arliston return with another dose of their introspective, meaningful and melancholic songwriting in new single ‘Thawed’.
h. eldritch’s riveting narrative ‘Innocent Sinner’ is a bold fusion of genres
h. eldritch pours his heart and soul into ‘Innocent Sinner’, distilling the untamed passion into thrilling falsetto, gravelled croons and a dynamic finger-style guitar performance.
Castlecombe Drive lift the spirits with indie pop-rock anthem ‘Blue Skies’
Providing some essential on the down days is Anglo-Irish trio Castlecombe Drive with their newest single ‘Blue Skies’.
common goldfish’s ‘Tottenham Ritzy’ is a nostalgic ode to London’s rave culture, featuring Dabieh
common goldfish’s ‘Tottenham Ritzy’, featuring Dabieh, pays homage to London’s vibrant eighties and nineties rave culture.
Xy Bird break through in soulful, groovey & dream-pop single ‘Had No Words
The common experience of speechlessness sits at the heart of the uncommonly spelling-binding sing ‘Had No Words’ from London-based duo Xy Bird.
