Versatility is clear between tracks, but so is that thread of the voice and the carefree, confident way in which Jimmy James’ crafts his releases.
Singles
A really well crafted pop-RnB single, with a heartfelt & catchy hook – a strong introduction Carmelita as an artist.
At its core, That Melody reflects on taking the time to appreciate the power of music, to learn and never forget its true value.
Introducing a genre-free creative duo from Europe’s mainland, Kiss You Like That offers up a hauntingly beautiful hit of emotive songwriting & complex uncertainty united.
Openly electing intention and integrity over a simple desire to make noise, Kokou Kah leads with thoughtful, poetic lyricism, and a delicate, reflective manner of sound-play throughout this immersive & heartfelt new single.
The very structure of the track swiftly sees things evolve from pure RnB through hip hop to the near EDM-esque bounce and immersive embrace of an instrumental hook.
Reigniting the rock-ballad, driving love-song format & feel of a simpler era, By Small Ruin are masters of the craft when it comes to songwriting.
Fresh from the album Rise, Aliyah Marie’s single and video release for Soul Is Gold make for a powerful introduction to the uniquely thoughtful singer and artist.
Following the high-octane introduction that was Flip Out Zone, classic rock outfit The R Train further their live-show and creative reach with a brilliantly infectious ode to rock and roll.
Offering up a Brit-pop-inspired, punk-rock vocal lead, distant and soaked in reverb, The Upstairs Room reignites the sound of yesteryear, and presents listeners with a likably raw, authentic live sound.
Composer & producer Rob Waters joins forces with Tangerine Dream artist Ulrich Schnauss for this retro-electronic dreamland that is Der Verbote.
Simple yet satisfying dual-riffs offer a guitar-led introduction into this genre-blending, brief yet contemporary and thoughtful new single from STASH STANTON.