Leading with a quickly emotive, poetic and engaging hook, Down That Road intrigues from the offset for its honesty and passion, its reflections and realness.
Rebecca Cullen
What starts as a mellow and reflective, somewhat Americana-kissed single, soon evolves to become a rock anthem fit for escapism or to kick off a much needed weekend.
This step away from production allows for a much-welcomed live sound, and further seals the deal in terms of proving outright that Myyora has a boldly beautiful, interesting and immensely capable vocal style.
“Be your own boss & don’t have a boss. And spend a lot of time with your family. It is everything you got, because “friends” change all the time. Especially in times like this.”
Raw and weighty piano leads us into a wholly transfixing soundscape for this collaborative single from Cassidy and Tngx.
A modern day work of art in its own gripping & gritty way. As a hip hop project, it speaks volumes on behalf of the talent & dedication standing tall just beneath the mainstream radar.
Crisp production and tribal rhythms unite to offer up a blissful hit of euphoric, energizing EDM as ANTDUAN’s latest single hits the scene.
Great songwriting, uniquely introspective and appealing for its vulnerability and emotional poignancy alike.
“I’d sit down with Jay-Z. That may be cliche, but he is the embodiment of making something from nothing. I’d love to ask him about business plans and how to grow generational wealth.”
It’s Vincent’s way with melody and movement that allows his compositions to connect in such a profound and powerful way.
Emerging with a certain instrumental and performance-based delicacy, Empires rises up from simple, expressive beginnings, through a vastly poetic, wholly immersive latter half.
Following the release of his brilliant new project Mr Shane, we caught an in-depth chat with artist and songwriter Shaney Poo, to find out more about his unique sound, his journey so far, maintaining and inspiring good vibes, and his hopes for the future. Here’s the conversation in full. * * * Hi Shane – … Continued