The UK’s own The Lunar Keys return this month with a beautifully crafted soft-rock anthem of arena-ready presence.
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Davey Harris delves further into the animation of his creative identity with the catchy rise and fall of a dreamy yet energising Honey.
Blending pop-rock qualities with character and alternative appeal, Pidgie leads with emotive intention and a sort of Eels-esque melodic warmth and identity, for Just Breathe.
Deeply moving and mighty vocals unite for this gospel meets soul-rock single from Collaborations.
Following the release of her debut single earlier this year, we caught up with artist and songwriter Kristi Jacques, to find out more about her music, her lyrical depths, her aspirations, and plenty more. Here’s how it went. * * * Hi Kristi, thanks so much for the interview – a real pleasure! Your debut … Continued
Whilst we await their highly-anticipated second album 2nd Chances, currently in the works, the ever colourful HAPPY CURMUDGEONS release a star-studded new single.
TRIKETRA: MIND is the project, 528 the opening track – a fast-paced, reggae-style hit, loaded with live rock and roll moments and plenty of additional vocals for that gospel-esque sense of unity and warmth.
Introducing a five-minute epic of mellow poetic flavours, rising into vastly immersive and passionate peaks – the Middlebees deliver a timeless anthem, with Maybe I’m Dreaming.
Utilising aspects of heavier rock amidst the softer folk tendencies of the smaller live scenes, the sound has identity and familiarity combined.
Naturally balancing gritty rock vocals with emotive long-form melodies and often piano-led arrangements, Hello Fiasco drive with strength of identity and lyrical depth.
Straight from the heart as always, Max Ayeza return to connect and call out discomfort, with the deeply vulnerable and genre-blending Why Do You.
Creative production brings together a classic set-up with contemporary stylings and crisp, clean vocals, as Max Ayeza detail the ache of hardship under the inspiring light of optimism and possibility.