Indie-rock fusion lights up stories and songs by way of an eclectic gathering of talented musicians. Montreal artist Scott Cook promises characterful charm, catchy hooks, smooth melodies and passionate resolves, with the enchanting layers, tones and concepts of Guy Fawkes Day, 1947.
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For the highly-anticipated release of the EP from which the stunning original song Love Me Now emerged, Australian artist Tom Morfitt-White delivers a beautifully fitting four-track collection, which not only confirms the talent of the title-track, but actually doubles down on it.
Uplifting African grooves and lush, expressive vocals relay stories of struggle and conceptual, topical depth. Ghanaian Gospel artist and philanthropist Felicia Boadu captures a tropical bounce and heartfelt, gorgeously harmonised musicality, with the unique optimism and storytelling of new album Possible God.
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.
Inspired by the likes of Sajjan Raj Vaidya, Yabesh Thapa, this Hindi folk-pop single notes sweeping layers of reverb, strings and falsetto vocal refrains, throughout an enchanting five-minute listen that’s both deeply moving and soothing to let fill the space around you.
Atmospheric art-pop that’s beautifully euphoric in its intricate blend of passion, delicacy and depth. London’s Lolli Wren crafts something fearlessly artistic, for the conceptually confrontational beauty of are we alright?
EMMALISA’s single Lost in LA promises both the comfort of catchy songwriting, and the refreshing realism of live performance, for a carefully captured and melodically satisfying original.
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.
Lifting the mood beautifully this mid-October morning – roots rock and roll legends DownTown Mystic bring the honky-tonk keys and soulful vocals to warm the season, with the beautifully catchy Maybe Love’s a Crime.
Forever promising cinematic pop and rock arrangements to elevate songs inspired by genuine memories, connections, and unforgettable life experiences – New Zealand artist and producer Mykle Williams doubles down on the creative repertoire that has earned him tens of thousands of monthly listeners this past year.