Lifelong producer & musician DW has released a plethora of original projects in recent years, not least of all the concise yet striking rock EP that is Way Back.
Rebecca Cullen
Pouring intelligent & conscious rap into a cinematic soundscape & visual story-line, to ultimately engage & immerse listeners in a contemplative, provocative realm.
L3ON5 makes fine use of the creative tools at his disposal, and maintains an ever-professional approach, which fuses beautifully with this youthful & emotive artistic core.
Blissful chill-hop vibes of the lo-fi study realm that has taken off in recent years, blended with some conceptual yet mellow-paced raps that tip their hat to the subtly confident classics from a simpler decade.
Manchester’s own Test Card Girl has written a classic song with a fresh & unique set-up & sentiment, and all of the building blocks seem to fall perfectly into place.
Featuring a performance of undeniable commitment from the entire band, the accompanying video injects a head-banging aura into an already immersive, infectious rock experience.
Heavy blues-rock riffs and high energy meet with brilliantly passionate, raspy vocals, for an uplifting rock classic that quickly sets the mood.
Folk artist and songwriter Chris DeVito drives with purity of concept & performance alike throughout this gorgeously organic, poetic & honest album Beyond The Great Big Sky.
Take on the full post-four-minute experience and you get a strong taste of how much originality and identity Default naturally applies to his music.
Mirror tells a deeply personal story, that of remembering standing before a mirror in his younger days, reflecting upon his reflection; and the perspective of the self in comparison to that of others.
This debut release from the ever-contemplative FALL or FLIGHT brings through a conceptual project designed to provide a wholly versatile hit of escapism for deep thinkers and modern pop fans alike.
“Instead of looking for exposure, aim for being bold. Pay attention to your social life but remember that technically, your brilliance gets built up in alone-time.”