An ever-unpredictable Maypo Deluxe adopts a classic rock and roll presence throughout the Dylan-esque sentiments and style of a brilliantly uplifting Come On Home.
Rebecca Cullen
Impressive in both lyric and rhythm, Kaso The Space Wizard captures attention with ease, promising a mellow delivery and faultless wordplay, to introduce the ambient and immersive Twin Blades.
It’s an exotic, poetic and powerful mix, subtle yet striking when listened to at volume, and a more than worthy introduction to the Beats Freaks Geeks collective force.
Gifting the immediate feeling of being a timeless, soulful pop-rock classic, Lyrics of Two return in top form, with the beautifully crafted and skilfully performed Now’s The Time.
Inspired by the creative drive and redirecting that energy to celebrate her own devotion to the climb, Estella Dawn in turn inspires her ever-growing audience, with the anthemic new release Winners.
“There are SO many artists out there doing what we do. You really need to stand out above the crowd by just digging deep into your niche and unique style.”
Blending the bare essentials of songwriting strength, performative passion and the classic build-up of immersive indie-rock, Cigarette Social Club are relighting the scene
Classic RnB warmth hits from emotive vocals and piano keys, before the drop into a seductive groove as T Capo guides us with immediately honest, endearing and deeply human lyrics.
“Acoustic and electric music are not the same. Not even close. It’s an entirely different set of chops.”
This opening piece grips the listener, entertains them, moves them, provokes them to pause for a moment and simply listen.
An easy anthem for indie rock and roll’s ever-expanding repertoire, Walter Sickert & The Army Of Broken Toys keep things simple and catchy, with the naturally infectious sound of GOTH BEACH.
Crafting an original and effective love song that feels genuinely new is no easy feat these days. Alan Williams seems to have found the conceptual edge though.