Brief yet memorable, musically fresh and vocally impressive, OTPKY5’s JOKES UP leads us towards the appeal of the brand new album NERDY TALK with a definite sense of style.
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The 76.5 hour project from which this came reportedly has a Guinness World Record Pending, and unapologetically continues to reinforce the artist’s commitment to the cause.
The single and video for Loner all at once delivers a clear sense of vulnerability, and a helping hand of comfort and understanding. It’s a strangely addictive little journey.
Heavily immersive bass, classic beats and seductively soulful overtones – Chamber Echo crafts an electronic journey of unpredictable twists, melodic heights, and illuminating rhythms, with Big Tech.
Dreamy guitar riffs and electro-pop production meet with contemporary rhythms and rap vocals for a catchy, stylish and colourful start, as OkayMaine’s latest project kicks into gear.
Following the release of her debut single earlier this year, we caught up with artist and songwriter Kristi Jacques, to find out more about her music, her lyrical depths, her aspirations, and plenty more. Here’s how it went. * * * Hi Kristi, thanks so much for the interview – a real pleasure! Your debut … Continued
“I hope we can create a positive global change of perspective with music and theater.”
Devotedly thoughtful, fierce yet vulnerable in its honesty and weight, Haris Cizmic’s new single Like a Phoenix in The Sun is all at once immersive, captivating, and fearlessly unsettling.
Freshly released from his brand new self-titled album of ten original tracks, Acosta’s Those Pearls delivers a quickly infectious sense of poetic optimism and dreamy escapism.
Enchanting from the outset, blending delicacy and passion by way of acoustic fingerstyle and soaring electric solo-work.
“If I’m not living and experiencing and observing, I’m not writing. It’s not possible.”
Glenarvon’s upcoming single delves nostalgically into the weight and emotion of nineties alternative rock, and hits with refreshing impact in the process.