The perfect playlist of indie-rock & country fusion, offering both the grit & storytelling of Americana, alongside some superbly immersive soundscapes & unforgettable melodies.
Albums
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A band who seemed poised on the cusp of super-stardom before things fell apart in the late 1970’s – they sound invigorated by another turn at getting their music out there.
Squid Cult’s musical strengths lie in their creativity & their shared passion as a band. Their music is refreshingly full of identity & ideas that feel new & poetic & honest
Delicate riffs and a hopeful sense of possibility back up the poet’s sentiments & character in a colourful way. Swoop’s performance is ever-impressive, yet he doesn’t shout about it – he doesn’t need to. The performances speak for themselves.
Contrabland have ideas for miles & their music underlines these in a gorgeously alternative, hard-hitting way. This album is loaded with melodies, riffs, hooks, raw energy.
This album works well to hold the mood so you can drive or escape to it on any given day. At the same time, Soul offers that personal touch, that authenticity that lets you feel less alone as his songs reach out to you.
With this project, the artist Gilman Mom has blessed listeners with the perfect fusion of nature’s own ambiances & the electronically sourced rhythm & emotion of a creative producer.
Soldier Rye fuses blissful electronic soundscapes with mildly infectious melody-lines and a series of moods – making for an enjoyable, easy bit of escapism (or enhancement) for your day.
Goodreid pours his soul into the performance, the passion & the sheer degree to which he loses himself within the music is immense.
A brilliantly gritty take on modern RnB that’s sure to bring together classic & alternative fans of the genre alike.
Artists like The Jackstones don’t want to make another record that appeases the masses just for the sake of making an A&R department happy, and they don’t have to thanks to the market that indie musicians have built for themselves.