Slick rhythms and classic rock guitars kick off the crisp yet nostalgic embrace of this new EP from imaginative songwriters The Lost Millions.
EPs
Bad Bubble forever balances a sense of cinematic vastness with that of quiet contemplation. It’s an ambient realm, meditative to a degree, but it’s also an arena-ready indie anthem that aches to be witnessed in a huge and mildly-reverberating setting.
An easy place to escape for a while, with a refreshingly unexpected conceptual backbone to enhance the effect.
Born in Pakistan and backed by years of studying Contemporary, Jazz and Film Music in London, England, Khatri is a composer and producer with a uniquely contemplative and skillful degree of purpose to his work.
While the music gifts a sense of relaxation and escapism, the ideas inject a touch of observation and humour – a balance that ultimately works well in reinforcing the impressive backbone of a clear passion project.
An impressively versatile EP – vocally definitive, recognisable, poetic and thought-provoking, heartfelt and musically fresh yet nostalgic all at once.
A rock project that introduces itself in a deeply-personal yet bold and immersive fashion, and that balance is quick to lure you in.
Mellow waves of subtle euphoria wash over as producer and artist Shomari starts up this latest six-track EP of originals.
Ritmo toys with the creative space, showcasing a love for the limitless exploration of audio production as much so as a clear affinity for the escapism of instrumental music.
Finely-crafted pop-rock with an Americana twist – the EP Pomona delivers four blissfully heartfelt and impressively-crafted singles, and effectively takes listeners back to the heart of organic music.
Brief yet high-octane and both musically faultless and carefree in its authenticity and grit, this punk rock sound is quickly recognisable as The Stereoflowers.
Juxtaposition and a serene, secure design and delivery make the Sweet Limb style forever a thing of its own.