Toronto-born artist Annika Zee’s Emerald Spy LP is a carefully constructed ecosystem where sound, politics, and emotion intertwine.
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On The Record: Sean Kennedy
We caught up with Sean Kennedy to talk about growth, collaboration and the stories behind his new album, The Person in the Mirror.
Colourshop’s soothing indie-folk ‘Sailing Boat’ finds peace in the flow
Colourshop’s tender indie-folk refrain ‘Sailing Boat’ takes an introspective look into how we deal with life’s uncertainties.
Oliver Pinder’s ‘love of my life’ finds beauty in grief
Oliver Pinder’s tender track ‘love of my life’ transforms grief into something cathartic, soothing and grounding.
Crimson Brooks break six-year hiatus with gritty return on ‘Passerby’
Crimson Brooks offer up this raw and cathartic garage-meets-blues anthem ‘Passerby’ as an act of defiance.
On ‘Milk & Honey’, Verticoli rage against the system
Verticoli’s ‘Milk & Honey’ is a true post-punk anthem with unapologetic rage, political awareness and grandiose riffs.
On The Record: FHMY
Emerging from Cairo’s vibrant underground, FHMY is an experimental solo musician crafting raw, genre-blurring soundscapes that resist easy categorisation.
Powers of the Monk releases allegorical fever dream ‘Bread & Circuses’
Michigan-based duo Powers of the Monk confront difficult realities with mesmerising, boundary-pushing and quirky ‘Bread & Circuses’.
Taylor Lally shines bright in her joyful alt-pop anthem ‘Yabadabadooda’
We’re struck by the vibrant, charismatic and relatable aura that Taylor Lally puts in off-kilter pop creation ‘Yabadabadooda’.
Oxford wordsmith Dan McKean reaches out with ‘Walking Backwards’
With his new single ‘Walking Backwards’, Oxford-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dan McKean proves himself as an unparalleled wordsmith.
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