The rest of the world may not be familiar with Shatner, but the power-pop group from West Yorkshire have built up quite the cult following in their homeland.
Music
In a world where artists often try to combine different genres to no avail, We Three Kings stick to their guns & own what they do.
Lavender Hills have perfectly captured that sense of frustration & anger in a way that causes anyone who may hear them to stand up & take notice; that’s what a rock & roll band is about.
Both artists bring a level of calming confidence to the stage that lets the vibe work its magic indefinitely.
These soundscapes are original & forever interesting, but on top of this – the skill with which they are presented is phenomenal.
It feels like a song for you – the words, the rhythm – it drives with the absolute energy & brightness, the positivity, designed to fit in with the feelings so many will be experiencing right now.
This project seems extremely real & unreal all at once. There’s very little, if anything, to compare this with right now. The artistry of it is mesmerising.
A beautiful song, musically bright & crisp, written in a manner that is both poetic & deeply personal – a genuine human touch that connects with audiences on a heartfelt level.
Twizzie exercises a definite level of upbeat energy, passion & character. ‘Flowtaku #2: Space Cowboy’ is perhaps everything you might hope for, but nothing like you’ll be expecting.
Rakel’s voice is the star of this song, and for good reason; it’s absolutely mesmerizing. She sings in a way that feels so raw & natural & that is entirely unique to her.
Combining the best of folk, country, and a bit of pop, Darryl Morris has crafted a heart wrenching piece of art that is every bit melancholic nostalgia as it is empowering & self-affirming.
As far as hip hop goes, this EP brings through every element of darkness & consideration, those deep human thoughts & feelings that make art so interesting.