Dreamy lo-fi keys and mellow rhythms back up softly spoken, conscious and captivating bars, as The C!rcle gets poetic and personal, throughout the beautifully moving realism and charm of 3ft From Gold.
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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.
World music reimagined with a modern twist of production and the timeless unity of a massive ensemble of voices and instruments. Nelson Wave blends afrobeats and afro-RnB, throughout the uplifting celebration of new EP My Wave.
There are listeners familiar with the electronic indie sounds of alternative acts ranging from The Streets through Chemical Brothers, Massive Attack and Jamie T, and we land somewhere creatively amongst them now.
Stories and songs blend organic folk rock arrangements with heartfelt melodies and moments, which carefully weave together the genuine journey of songwriter Chris Connors. Whimsy and The Bee deliver a hopeful yet evocative collection of new songs, for their aptly-titled album History.
The perfect listen for a nostalgic lo-fi UK hop hop fan in a stormy October. Tru:FRAZ creates both the ambiance and storyline to take you somewhere genuine and evocative, with the depth and darkness of Sesh Fiend Confession Tape.
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
Distorted and funky dance-pop with a quirky twist of nostalgia and a deeply inspiring true story at its core. Ashleigh Harley takes self-belief and positivity to creative new heights, with the eclectic dance-rock essence and realism of Itsy Bitsy Bikini.
Lush acoustic country and folk vibes back up a gorgeously honest performance from the already impressive and engaging Blair Dunlop.
Beautifully melodic, piano-backed production backs up the heartfelt and distinct authenticity of ISADICILAMO’s creative and thoughtful bars.
Classic nineties dance production leads with a catchy riff and a comforting four-chord piano sidekick, as John Galea delivers a pretty sensational and distinct vocal performance, for the self-explanatory single Hotter Than A Heatwave.
Jeff Gallant is a UK artist raising the bar for modern country and folk music lately. He has toured the traditional and line-dancing hot spots of the country for many years, and his new album promises sixteen original songs, written across over thirty years of life experience.