Having released one of this summer’s most engaging, memorable and popular folk pop singles, we were blessed with the chance to interview the songwriter and artist Al Sam, to find out more about his collaborative song Together, with Natasha Liard. We talk about the making of the song, the pros and cons of collaboration, live … Continued
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Putting every ounce of energy and confidence into the performance, cmon3tta showcases the very best of a growing catalogue of original songs, with the timeless positivity and charm of checkm8 (Poptastic! Demo Version).
Pushing the boundaries of creative songwriting, whilst paying tribute and respect to those who paved the way, Ferdinand Rennie celebrates the stories that made the iconic songs of a generation, with the acoustic to gospel-kissed brightness and boldly evocative melody of You Wrote Hallelujah.
Smooth production, mellow grooves and lush, intimate vocals create a melodic and calming tropical vibe, as Naija Luna delivers a four-track EP designed to soothe and connect people with one another.
Leading with a little bit of something lush and lovely – a guitar sound melodic and soulful, followed by an equally evocative tempo in the beat. Fonz brings fast but gentle bars and subtle melodies to the already appealing groove of Say That, and it’s a smooth and frankly cool introduction to an elusive but talented artist.
Imagining what might happen if love was an actual physical entity, Oh, Love considers what we might say to Love, after having attempted to live without its joy for many years, or after having experienced consistent heartbreak.
Charming acoustic indie pop with plenty of space and a fireside intimacy reminding us of the value of organic music. Monica Lynn sees vocal and guitar groove dance together, through the nineties-influenced folk-pop brightness and warmth of What About Us.
You have to hear it to know, but that opening banjo riff should get you instantly hooked. Turn this one up loud.
Diversifying an already colourful repertoire, cmon3tta delivers a totally different vibe for this single, channelling a lifelong adoration for eighties stars like Whitney Houston and Betty Who, for the disco-soaked stylistics of 98.6 Degrees.
Deeply evocative songwriting and arrangements, a sense of rising passion that’s heart-breaking and poignant, performatively unique and ambient – soulful and extraordinary. Denver creative Donaven presents an intoxicating level of introspection and melodic escapism, with the depth and poetry of brand new EP meet the beast (a love letter).
From the brand new album DUE TIME, a song that brings creativity and good vibes together in a summer-ready, anthemic and upbeat fashion. Sevn* kicks off a celebratory indie project, with the addictive positivity and bounce of WHAT YOU LIKE.
You get addicted to this progression, these repetitions, the soulful peaks, and it feels like something born of influences ranging from Moby and Massive Attack to Fatboy Slim and Gnarls Barkley. In my view, Joshua Milú reaches the pinnacle of memorable production here, and A Home is quick to assert itself as an outstanding modern track.