Pushing the limits of electronic creativity as ever, DeHusslar Music’s return this season brings an intoxicating orchestra of electronic layers, countering intense and heavy bass with lighter retro tones and moments, for an alluring soundscape that’s completely original.
Music
Backyard blues rock, funk and punk with a country twist of knees-up high-octane escapism – a live band with a brilliantly refreshing fusion of genres at their disposal. The Something Ain’t Rights let story and vibe guide, for the nine original songs of Rotten In The Brain.
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.
Something beautifully distinct, creative and evocative – a meandering songwriting landscape, with a vocal nuance and purity that captivates. Tom Morfitt-White reminds us of the power of storytelling, emotional honesty, and musical sincerity, with the timeless poetry and subtle power of Love Me Now.
Indie songwriter Justin Wardrobe brings Americana and world-music together, for the psychedelic layers and deeply introspective, contemporary story of a protagonist drowning under the weight of life.
Smooth soul backdrops and classic hip hop storytelling and beats. A timeless new album from a talented artist – G Nukes lets the music guide, for the smart and sharp reflections of The Last Paradox.
Something a little left of the expected is always welcome here. A political take that’s dark and confronting, uncertain, unsettling. A heavy bassline ambiance and organic, echoing vocals akin to something like Nine Inch Nails or progressive rock on occasion. Paul Louis Villai presents a cool and eerie style, with a political vagueness that’s confronting, … Continued
One of the best song submissions we’ve had through Groover this year so far. US songwriter and artist Jill Sheffield has that something deeply authentic and natural about both her voice and songwriting, and the simple yet striking Jack and Me is the perfect representation of that truth.
Returning with a summertime single that’s fully loaded with classic funky basslines, synths and warped old-school disco and pop layers of colourful optimism… Ellyott lifts the mood in an instant, with the soulful conviction, passion and energising power of a rather perfectly titled Come On, Let’s Go! Committed as ever, Ellyott puts in an eclectic … Continued
The inspiring juxtaposition that soars through modern society every few years – division and the desire to connect, constantly at war about equality. SnapDibz introduces his most evocative anthem to date, with the sharp contemporary reflections, rhythmic bars and soulful hook of Revolution.
For The Love Of Trees is an instrumental, neo-classical folk project, following intimate and organic live cello arrangements, occasionally with piano and other strings, through serene, sometimes melancholic, always evocative and beautiful melodic expressions.
Lady Adrena’s precision and passion as a leading performer consistently captivate, and this live performance, in dedication to Koko Taylor and Muddy Waters, is a fine introduction to the unrivalled stage presence and talent of the esteemed singer and songwriter.