When the world seems to be automatically generating everything we consume, the value of human art becomes all the more mesmerising and valuable, and so, in its purity, freedom, and timeless charm; this album is an essential and profoundly rewarding experience.
Albums
Skilfully uniting darkness and optimism, genre-fusing multi-instrumentalist and rapper Jordan Patros delivers a deeply immersive and consciously captivating new album.
Named after the unifying of three leading instruments – Mridangam, Handpan, and Guitar, Mridhangit is a uniquely enchanting instrumental project, which begins with a captivating blend of funk-kissed euphoric western rock and metal brilliance, in the form of the unmissable composition Mr. Sinister.
Scizzorman blends great songwriting with unfiltered creative expression, throughout the twists and turns of his pscyhedlic-meets-glam-pop album How To Get Your Life Right With What’s Left.
Working through the heartbreak of life, growing older and experiencing disappointment, heartbreak, the need to heal, and ultimately rediscovering your confidence in chasing your own dreams once again.
A creatively intentional fusion of nostalgic boyband pop and edgy, performative hip hop. DON’T WATCH TV bring back the energy and catchy licks of a simpler era, with the anthemic harmonies and industrial, playful rhythms of their brand new album 99 DEGREES.
Summer in full swing suits the brand new album from Marcy P from start to finish. Promising fully-loaded productions of live-style Latin Pop, World Music and Dancehall, Corazón Sin Fronteras fires into action with the celebratory crescendo of an instantly captivating Un Solo Latido.
Following on from the atmospheric intensity and depth of his album Against All Odds, the compelling indie rapper BunGeeBob returns with a brand new album of beautifully smart, sharp and engaging original tracks.
Backyard blues rock, funk and punk with a country twist of knees-up high-octane escapism – a live band with a brilliantly refreshing fusion of genres at their disposal. The Something Ain’t Rights let story and vibe guide, for the nine original songs of Rotten In The Brain.
Jeff Gallant is a UK artist raising the bar for modern country and folk music lately. He has toured the traditional and line-dancing hot spots of the country for many years, and his new album promises sixteen original songs, written across over thirty years of life experience.
Smooth soul backdrops and classic hip hop storytelling and beats. A timeless new album from a talented artist – G Nukes lets the music guide, for the smart and sharp reflections of The Last Paradox.
We hereby embark upon a journey that confronts the unrelenting passage of time, but does so with an inspiring twist of hope, gratitude, and a reminder to appreciate the present moment while you can; ‘watch the grain, watch it fall – it’s not a tragedy at all.’