While SnapDibz has a vocal style and realness that’s easy to recognise, the space between tracks is vast.
Rebecca Cullen
Musically this entire album is unrivalled in its superiority as a fully-loaded, compelling and awe-inspiring journey.
A nostalgic yet fresh mix, tipping its hat to the dance-pop familiarity of eras past, but also shining light on the freedom of creativity that is the future of music.
An ideal album for the blues-rock fans as much so as the deep thinkers and those who need a little nudge in the right direction sometimes.
Zachary Brown is the rapper, singer and songwriter behind ZEBZUTTO, and brings a defiant level of youthful optimism, confidence and character to the modern scene.
Skilfully employing the power of contrast throughout, for a huge level of impact between this raspy and passionate pop-rock chorus, and the more spoken-word style of the stripped-back, quieter verses, Hear Me Roar reflects openly on a variety of topical and personal issues.
Frank Viele sets the mood with ease and captivates for his storytelling and vocal prowess combined, with Hearts We Left Behind.
Composer-producers Melissa Grey and David Morneau join forces with guitarist and artist Robert Kirkbride, for this unrivaled instrumental project of deeply-moving arrangements and ideas.
Soaring distortion and the fullness of rock introduce this ultimately smooth and heartfelt new country single from artist and songwriter Cody Clark.
Mic Fort brings through a multi-genre classic with this single, trap rhythms and nostalgic horns juxtaposing one-another for a fearless sense of musical versatility.
Classic pop qualities return for the poetic and aptly-magical new single from an ever-colourful Alex Woburn.
Lupus. J packs an almighty punch with the brilliantly evolving, emotive and poetic yet ultimately powerful single The Voice.