Blending characterful indie vocals with cinematic rock soundscapes and deeply thoughtful sentiments – The Northerner deliver a heartfelt and immersive collection, for their long-awaited album Somewhere Beautiful.
Rebecca Cullen
An infectious boost of positivity and brightness, which subtly transcends the limits of genre and time.
These feelings and ideas prove to be beatifically and authentically represented by the clear soulful conviction and ache of Briya’s delivery.
Easy-going yet addictively likable, Wanted Man has that organic satisfaction to it that will no doubt keep alternative rock and pop-rock fans coming back time and time again.
“It’s always hard coming up with a good name for a band or musical endeavor & I was drawn to using “Lion Drome” for both its unlikeliness to be used & also what it could communicate…”
Warming bass-lines, melodic appeal and choir-like vocal support all make up the multi-coloured embrace of the Hip Hop-fusion single Fine Wine.
“I was able to develop my music in a way that pleased me and provided me with what I had been missing for years: intimacy, openness, and fidelity in the sounds of music.”
“We want to thank everyone who’s been listening. We’re experimenting and diving into a deeper 4AM sound and can’t wait to share that with you.”
Creatively unpredictable yet conceptually well-rooted, the brand new EP from producer and artist Purple Tones achieves impressive levels of both nostalgic embrace and unrivaled originality.
Without question, Karl McConnon is an artist more than worthy of gracing the stages at many a festival and outdoor event this coming summer.
Skillfully capturing a precise and fairly profound balance between the delicacy of its artwork and the contrasting weight of the moment, Richard Maxwell delivers a brilliantly original collection of instrumentals.
Steve’s connection to classical instrumentation and the complexities that lie within that has evolved exponentially.