Sonic Pulse Project has released a multitude of new albums in the past two years, and has made no secret of the fact that modern production tools have allowed these personally penned songs and stories to come to life in a bright and beautiful way.
Pop Rock
London-based independent creative The Wrong Man (fronted by Jonathan Gibbon), sets a calming vibe, alongside juxtaposed intrigue from the imagery and poetry, for the beautifully moving Sleeping Pills.
From the brand new album Drowning On Dry Land, Head In My Hands is merely a taste of what’s to come from Alice Tomorrow, but the single marks a bold introduction to a style that feels inspired by the creative self-uncertainty of nineties rock bands who were fearlessly vulnerable both in topic and performance.
The satisfying evocative embrace of soulful pop rock, with a metaphorical edge and melody that naturally draw you in. Benjamin Andrews’ latest release is an impressively clever take on the concept of being attracted to or even loving someone who exists entirely in their own little world.
A beautiful new anthem, a pop-rock classic with live musicianship and lush indie harmonies. Steve Savona and Realistic Maze present a colourful and uplifting ode to the value of real life outside of the digital traps of the modern era, with the wonderful single Scroll It.
From dreamy vocal layers to distorted guitar riffs that kick in at the perfect moment, Love Affair is quite perfectly crafted, noting a nineties alternative aura that’s mildly reminiscent of the likes of Drinking in LA or Steal My Sunshine.
A perfectly titled project, this is feel-good rock songwriting akin to the likes of The Verve and The War On Drugs – sometimes deeply evocative, but always emotionally uplifting, engaging; the kind of passion and melody and groove you can both cry to and celebrate.
Lush indie rock vibes with a certain enchanting balance of the upbeat and the delicate. Calcutta-born artist and songwriter weyvir is a multi-instrumentalist and singer with a beautifully organic and alluring sound, and Streets of Love, Pt. 1 is an uplifting and heartfelt celebration of that truth.
Introducing one of the most lyrically original and rather brilliant singles of the season, Deborah Mannas takes things to authentic new heights, with the striking honesty and refreshing modern-day reflections of Artificial World.
Conceptually exploring a love story from Ambleside Beach in Vancouver, Ambleside moves into the song Concussion for something a little more evocative and gentle – a drawn-out arrangement, less rhythmically bouncy but perfectly placed for impact in its caring declarations and the higher nuance of David Jane’s versatile yet distinct and genuine voice.
Atmospheric warmth and classic, colourful grooves evolving from acoustic to softly distorted. Short lines and invaluable reminders of the beauty and power of gratitude for now. Euplasia’s latest single is a stunning indie rock anthem of brightness and appreciation, and at this point, the sound and songwriting is unmistakable as the work of Euplasia; an … Continued
MAGIC MONDAY introduce their brand new EP with the title-track CROSSROADS, and we follow a soulful and breathy vocal lead, through neo-jazz kissed expressions that feel both colourful and fireside-like in their intimacy and charm.