Jimmy Lee Morris – Last of the Tall Ships
Last Of The Tall Ships is a collection of songs that offer a thoughtful & experienced level of insight regarding life & the passing of time.
Mr. MooQ – Double Happiness
It feels like a familiar or recognisable, quirky pop-dance track, perhaps one from a slightly simpler time. There’s a touch of Daft Punk to the style of the progression & to that generally retro mood & vocal sound.
Jeremy Francoeur – Gardenia
There’s a lot of talk of the mind & the separation of the self & the world. This is likely to connect with a number of audiences. The unique nature of the music & the characterful sound of the leading voice help seal the deal.
Winds & Walls – Satellites
Winds & Walls are a sibling duo crafting undeniably unique musical soundscapes, complete with poetic, emotional songwriting, presented under a gorgeously smooth & colourful light.
Ethan Wood – Walk Away
The story telling is honest & appealing for its personal touch, but the music & the song offer so much that is widely accessible, energizing, and easy to get into. That’s a strong combination.
City Of Union – Birds Of Paradise, Songwriting, MGMT & Tolkien
Never stop learning. Read books & poetry & short stories. Watch documentaries & educational videos. Go to private classes & seminars and meet ups. Always take the chance to learn something new.
London King – Immortality, Live Music & The Dark Side Of Fame
That’s how I felt when people criticised me, at times for no reason: an Antichrist, ‘the bad guy’. It also symbolizes the dark side of fame, of performing & putting yourself out there. Fame is a bit like a demon, disguising his dark side to lure you into some sort of ‘dreamland’.
Strangely Alright – Coffee Cup
It’s a beautiful song, a little retro, rhythmic, hopeful, enjoyable in itself, but also – it’s inspiring, when you really break it down & pay attention.