A self-produced, self-written and performed project that delves into the dark pop realm with one last gasp of contemplation.
Rebecca Cullen
Kicking off the new season with a much-welcomed return to their grunge-led roots – Love Ghost take on darkness and defeat with this hard-hitting, deeply emotive new single.
Offering a heavy wedge of distorted indie rock and relentless rhythms, BC’s How I Feel reignites the passion and pace of a simpler era, and delivers the full-volume antidote to stillness and uncertainty.
Celebrating absolute freedom of creativity, Toby Tune’s album Floatation comes marked with an appropriate ‘unusual’ tag and proceeds to envelop listeners.
The song-writing & performances work their magic, and there’s a level of appeal in both the stripped back acoustic realm & the more full-sounding, pop-ready set-up.
Shojon leads with intelligent framing of ideas and deeply personal, emotional anecdotes – a balance that connects and impresses all at once.
Soulful country warmth provides a deeply intimate and colourful hit of escapism as Miles Newsom takes things down a personal and musically immersive pathway.
The artistry and the concept lead, the poignancy and realness, as does this powerful sense of identity.
An ambient guitar riff, simple and hypnotic, sets the mood with ease for this emo-rap-kissed yet rhythmically engaging new track from Dylan Rhodez.
Underlining its title sentiments in a variety of ways but essentially holding close to this theme of relationships and longing, uncertainty and heartache, SAVE US B4 IT’S TOO L8 feels aptly fresh in design and enjoyably authentic in subject.
Back once again with a brand new project, Vyblektro’s EP Burn Again offers a fresh set of creative dance-pop tracks – not least of all the melodic and engaging groove of an emotive I Know You Remember.
Singer and songwriter Alan Apuli takes things back to the bare essentials with this up front and intimate new EP.