Introducing a sublime return from MC Shep, The Breakup To Makeup Mixtape starts off on a smooth and seductive high, and refuses to falter throughout.
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Blending characterful indie vocals with cinematic rock soundscapes and deeply thoughtful sentiments – The Northerner deliver a heartfelt and immersive collection, for their long-awaited album Somewhere Beautiful.
An infectious boost of positivity and brightness, which subtly transcends the limits of genre and time.
These feelings and ideas prove to be beatifically and authentically represented by the clear soulful conviction and ache of Briya’s delivery.
Easy-going yet addictively likable, Wanted Man has that organic satisfaction to it that will no doubt keep alternative rock and pop-rock fans coming back time and time again.
Without question, Karl McConnon is an artist more than worthy of gracing the stages at many a festival and outdoor event this coming summer.
Damn, this is good. Not the most professional introduction on my part though – let me try again…
Unexpectedly distorted for a worthy fusion of electro-pop and hard rock, Synthetik Blonde deliver a brilliantly immersive soundscape, with a subtle hit of dance-pop songwriting humbly intertwined.
Great style and songwriting unite beautifully for the dreamy shoegaze tone and vocal personality of BlvckBvrn.
Vulnerability and poetic wonder unite as Alex Kerry brings back the guitar-led tones of retro emo rock, for Bad Skies.
Freshly released from the album Beyond Illusions, the collaborative sound of Kaiserin Rebecca, Denis Couture and Yuka Sekine delivers a cinematic and evocative journey, for Irreplaceable.
From one track to the next things continue to shift gears – heavy fuzz and distortion, melody and poetic wonder, moving into arbitrary statements and ambient space.