Smooth vibes and a vintage vinyl crackle introduce this trip-hop soaked, soul-pop single from artist and songwriter Wendy Lucas.
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Fresh from the upcoming album Olive Green, Deleralo is quick to hit with impact as this superb new single emerges.
Mellow guitar-play, raw and reverb-kissed, calmly introduces this brilliant piece of story-telling and conscious hip hop from DJ L33’bird and D-Biggz.
London’s Fendahlene impress with ease as this brand new album of originals hits the indie rock scene with beauty and strength united.
Passionate soul-rock amidst a plethora of addictive grooves – Hybrid Blues’ new self-titled debut album is a fine collection of engaging, seductive originals.
This week we caught an interview with Hawaii-based musician, author, actor and filmmaker Lyron Foster, to find out more about his creative process and his journey so far as an all-round entrepreneur. Here’s how it went. * * * Hey – thanks for the interview, how are things where you are right now? Things are … Continued
Indie rock anthems and classic rock passion and power hit the scene with this refreshingly organic, nostalgic take on surf-rock for the contemporary music fan.
Following the release of his brand new album Call Of The Void, we caught an interview songwriter and artist Nasty Lad, to find out more about the music, his journey so far, and his hopes for the future. Here’s the conversation in full. * * * Hi Andrew – great to chat with you, thanks … Continued
Gajin Wilk pays tribute to a vocal titan with this respectable cover of Lewis Capaldi’s big hit Someone You Loved.
“Ultimately, live events will trump VR events because we have real human interaction, and there’s no comparison to getting rowdy with your best friends at a festival or nightclub, but Jesus, what is going to happen??!”
Not just one of the most interesting and engaging bands to cross our path this summer – Neon Funeral are also about the most aptly-named, genre-blending example of creative freedom the indie scene has welcomed in quite a while.
Six minutes of creatively immersive contemplation and calming rhythms – The Fisherman’s Voyage is every bit as engaging and blissfully calming as its title and artwork imply, and there’s plenty more to appreciate beyond this.