Their sound has character, it’s easy to pinpoint, and it draws upon only the very best elements of organic musicianship for a truly engaging, invigorating listening experience.
EPs
Dejhare ramps up the collective consciousness of her music – and the weight of bass and rhythm in the same wave – as this brand new EP Plead The Fifth emerges.
Leading with organic folk-pop vibes and intimate, upfront vocal melodies, Christian duo Reignite rise up into soft-rock territories throughout this emotive yet energising new EP of originals.
Cloud 9 offers a swirling, stylish approach to contemporary sound-design, and weaves in a plethora of mellow and meandering anthems for the late-night dreamers out there.
In true summer dance fashion, the second third sees the bass and beat drop in to completely revitalise the vocal and progression. New layers, new intricacies, a certain passionate revamping of what’s already familiar.
Impressive bars, varied pace, quirky and laid-back yet clever when necessary – which works well alongside the creative nature of the music.
Mellow Fluid maintains creative freedom throughout, with pauses, vocal isolation, flickers of sax and a generally captivating, colourful journey for listeners to embark upon.
Very human and organic, in the way that a gardener will always have soil under their nails, JJ Slater sing and play with conviction and heart, with vision and with direction, and will always get under your skin. Impossible to resist.
Bright and multi-layered pop-rock meets with a surprisingly humble, tired and almost emo-esque vocal lead throughout this new collection of originals from Lolitas Lovers.
Bringing together pop-punk melodies and a quirky vocal style with deeply revealing lyrics – the sort that lean back and forth between carefree, comical, and decidedly intimate – Brett Reel keeps things hopeful and honest throughout his brand new EP.
Dreamy vocals and heavy bass-led production meets with openly thoughtful, emotional lyrics to kick off this impressively intimate and immersive new project from space lxvvy.
Heavy bass and up-front, gritty vocals guide us through a contemporary hip hop landscape that is the title-track and introduction to Blue Velvet Cake.