Soulful and dreamy production lays down an intoxicatingly mellow groove, as Nigerian artist and songwriter Makarihba sets up the equally smooth and seductive single got.
Rebecca Cullen
Indie’s iconic Boy Hero hits up the renowned Zhora Darling this December – a Post Hardcore, Modern Punk Rock show designed to bring the energy, emotion, and unadulterated grit back to the Christmas season.
Jswarley brings the X-rated good vibes for this latest track – a modest but distinct arrangement and song, built around a memorable topic, guided by a likable groove and expressive, calming vocals.
GR1FN forever brings something exciting and genuine to the electronic music and house realms, and by all accounts, this feels like the encapsulation of New York night life – gift-wrapped and delivered through the airwaves, to a global audience whom crave precisely this satisfaction and escapism.
Scottish singer and songwriter Luchi continues to expand his repertoire, this month launching the brilliantly catchy new pop single The Other Guy.
An artist with a seemingly impossible backstory of struggle through to success and enlightenment, Brendan Kelly showcases the very best of his songwriting and emotive performance abilities, with the catchy and euphoric single Brother.
Simply impressive guitar playing lights up the romantic and colourful musicality of Alfredo Robles music.
Something a little creatively fearless now. Edinburgh alt-metal act Revelation 23 deliver a gothic rock explosion of poetic reflections, with the heavy fuzz and lighter haunting melodies of Sacrifice.
Composer and artist Adnan Joubran delivers a completely absorbing composition, for this visual and musical ode to longing for an end to the nightmare in Gaza.
Brilliantly ambient in between the weight of this upfront drum and bass rhythm, waves of haunting voice-like presence fill the space, while intimate captures of an iconic Alan Watts deliver philosophical sentiments relating to dreaming and power.
Romanian pianist and composer Andrei Irimia astounds with this work. Initially engaging listeners with a profound and emotional piano performance, Fragments soon evolves through a boldly electronic ambiance, an industrial to cinematic sense of drama, to effectively redirect us entirely.
Great riff work and a surprisingly dreamy, shoegaze guitar tone introduce the upbeat alternative optimism of Woodstone’s Doves.
We’re almost in a kind of hopeful Incubus realm stylistically, with raspy indie vocals at the forefront -presenting a clear sense of identity both lyrically and performatively.