“I just want to say thank you to anyone that likes my music and supports me, it means a lot!”
Rebecca Cullen
“I think growing up in Glasgow has given me quite a tough skin and a sarcastic humour. Even though my music is often highly charged emotionally, when you meet me, I’m full of laughter and quick witted jokes.”
Introducing a four-minute audio journey more than worth your time today. Pianist and composer Ginu Goerge has crafted a elatedly immersive, calming and inspiring listen, for the wonderfully unique Highest Praise.
The mighty Polyphonix Exophilia (PPXP) launch a supremely immersive debut album this season, a venture in skillful celebration of the freedom of jazz, the stylish rhythm and weight of funk, and the progressive melodic heart of neo-soul.
Independent musician and composer Omer B joins forces with a trio of talents for this latest and aptly-titled release Healing Strings.
Marc Ambrosia puts in his most passionate and gripping performance yet for this release, the sheer weight of the concept clearly being lifted through the very act of singing these words out loud.
Heavy distortion and softer vocal threads unite for a nostalgic alt-rock sound – Groucho deliver a riff-strong anthem of evocative imagery and melodies, for Blood in the Water.
Featuring hits from the band’s self-titled debut album and their sophomore project Lucy, Live at The Neptune lights up the room from the moment Cover Me begins to gather passionate momentum.
An explosive introduction to a brand new rock EP loaded with hits, Michael Fordays blends poetry and pace, for Slowly Now.
“I’m trying to hit 1 million streams on Spotify for Emotions. That’s my number 1 goal right now.”
Setting the mood from the outset, Fearless introduces an easy yet effective production style – blending just a few minimalist layers of synth, rhythm and bass, to back up a rise and fall vocal verse that’s hypnotic and smart.
High energy and lashings of optimism make up the bright indie sound of Pop Punk outfit Leisure Hour, as they delve into the fiercely nostalgic and catchy single Ivy Tech.