Inspired by Beethoven’s 5th symphony and utilising contrast just as well, The One Who Didn’t repeatedly turns towards juxtaposition between acoustic purity and full-throttle, orchestral and cinematic weight.
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Beautifully enchanting, original and pure all at once – Remy de Laroque refreshes and appeals from the outset with this stunning and intimate EP STAR CODE.
Unavoidably infectious songwriting and colourful, faultless production emerges with equal parts passion and professionalism, throughout artist and musician Mathan Sathy’s brand new EP of originals.
Proving once again that reinvention comes naturally, 3mind Blight’s incomparable voice guides us through a divinely delicate soundscape for this melodic, poetic, heartbreaking yet softly hopeful new single.
Offering precisely what its title implies, Love Song to a Song openly celebrates the escapism that effective songwriting delivers to listeners – the way the mind wanders when the music really connects.
Ethereal production and breathy, equally dreamy vocals make up the bright yet deeply contemplative sound of the new dance-pop anthem from Katie Tich.
Ethereal soundscapes and catchy melodies make up the hypnotic sound of Andelo throughout the brand new project Covality.
Brilliant. Quirky yet dark, inherently juxtaposed by its own drowning sense of confusion and uncertainty – achieving a mighty degree of relatability in the process.
Celebrating the intimacy and thoughtfulness of songwriting with purpose, the simple joy and melancholy united that emerge during contemplation, when playing music in a relaxed, fearless state, with someone you know well.
Cinematic, intense, dark yet uplifting and somehow also light – Davey Harris blends genres effortlessly throughout the catchy and beautifully unique Predictable.
Openly vulnerable in a pure and powerful manner, Canadian songwriter and musician Tamara Grace delivers a fiercely delicate performance, while poetically detailing the intricacies of a dead-end relationship.
While there’s eclecticism to the overall lyrical presence, lines like ‘It’s time to flee’ bring home the poignancy and pain of the war, along with ‘rage fuels blame, desensitized, lives in flames’.