A perfectly titled project, this is feel-good rock songwriting akin to the likes of The Verve and The War On Drugs – sometimes deeply evocative, but always emotionally uplifting, engaging; the kind of passion and melody and groove you can both cry to and celebrate.
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WAZZARA capture a sound that’s both beautiful and unsettling, somehow both fierce and deeply calming, with the evocative depth and darkness of their new album ARBOR.
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?
Lush indie rock vibes with a certain enchanting balance of the upbeat and the delicate. Calcutta-born artist and songwriter weyvir is a multi-instrumentalist and singer with a beautifully organic and alluring sound, and Streets of Love, Pt. 1 is an uplifting and heartfelt celebration of that truth.
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.
If you’ve tired of the mundane, the predictable, the automatically generated – there are so many great reasons to let Transylburbia fill the space around you. Kieran Kriss permits music and artistic freedom to guide, and the results blend talent and a rich tapestry of creative toys every step of the way.
Performative rock theatrics with a dark and poetic undertone – alt-pop and neo-soul from Talon David blends fairy-tale storytelling and scene setting with a brilliantly creative musically, throughout the opening half of a two-part album that is The Villain.
Seattle-born and currently based in London, LONGBOAT promises a refreshingly characterful take on both creative songwriting and the perspective of an American living in the UK.
Spellemann winner Sidiki Camara celebrates humanity and cross-cultural music, with the hypnotic charm and multi-layered collaborative brilliance of new album Ankaben.
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.
Lush organic pop delivers a timeless sway of a song that’s romantic and blissful to relax into. Lily McMahon reflects with heartfelt honesty and warmth, on the true power of love, with the smart lyrical nuance and nostalgic jazz-pop set-up of Not A Want.