This is the sort of alternative indie music that stands the test of time, interesting and unusual, loaded with identity and professionalism yet carefree in its expression; provocative in its imagery and contemplations.
Rebecca Cullen
New-age rap act Narcos GGG inject a little colour and concept into modern hip hop, with a series of releases that bring together dreamy soundscapes, trap rhythms, melodic hooks and emotive storylines.
Prior to the release of his newly re-crafted album Love Left 2.1, along with a box-set bundle of unmissable memorabilia for the fans, it was an absolute pleasure to chat with the artist, actor, director, activist and family man – who really needs no introduction – the one and only Corey Feldman.
Stylishly blending talents, intentions and freshly creative hits that energise and impress – BUGZEE LIX joins forces with Will Smiff Dogg for an aptly mega 33-track album that is Metaverse Rapstars: Meta Music.
Distinct vocals and the gradually intensifying emotional build-up prove noteworthy calling cards, and meanwhile the melody offers a simple, somewhat familiar thread throughout.
Increasingly Cassius412 impresses, from the musicality, the roar of that hook vocal, through the weight and emotion of the music, even the vintage, Church-style keys, onward into the bars and personality of the verses.
The highly anticipated follow-up to the single of the same name – Elyse Saunders releases the EP Free, and captures the heart of expressive, poetic country-pop with a clear edge of passion and professionalism united.
Leading with the simple, raw strum of an acoustic guitar, and dreamy, soulful vocals that capture the essence and imagery of the song beautifully…
Surprisingly melodic, electronic rock with a clear dance core and an edge of romantic intimacy and infatuation, Fixated feels like a classic alternative EDM track from a simpler era.
Introducing a beautifully heartfelt ode to the soldiers and heroes who gave everything to protect and preserve Western society in the face of war.
From alt-pop to hints of rock and electronic experimentation, Vixen is everything that modern pop needs in order to re-craft a classic style with appeal and artistry; keeping things effective whilst capturing the interest of a broader, perhaps more unconventional modern audience.
Brilliant rhythms, a familiar yet likeable riff that builds momentum for a story that naturally appeals for its imagery; alongside the natural rasp and expressive tone of Hoy’s vocal.